The markets
The hippy markets are Ibiza's living link to the 1960s — still run by the families who started them, still worth the detour. Schedules verified August 2026; they shift slightly from year to year.
San Carlos (Sant Carles de Peralta)
The island’s most famous market: 300+ stalls of fashion, jewellery, crafts and art, plus food and live music in a garden full of bougainvillea.
Tip: Summer night market runs Sunday, Monday & Tuesday evenings (Jun–Sep). Go early or by bus — parking is tight.
Es Canar
The oldest hippy market on the island (est. 1973) — hundreds of stalls under the pines in the Punta Arabí grounds, next door to Camping La Playa.
Tip: Free entry. If you are staying at Camping La Playa or Cala Nova you can walk. Parking in Es Canar is chaos on Wednesdays — bus or walk.
Sant Jordi de ses Salines
A locals’ favourite: second-hand treasure, ceramics, plants and honest village atmosphere next to the church square.
Tip: The island’s original Saturday market, minutes from the airport road. Park on the edge of the village.
Sant Joan de Labritja
A slow, village-scale market in the north: local produce, crafts and craftspeople who actually made the things they sell.
Tip: Combine with a Sunday in the north — Portinatx lighthouse, Benirràs sunset, dinner in Sant Joan.
Las Dalias (San Carlos) on Saturdays, Punta Arabí (Es Canar) on Wednesdays — both within easy reach of the east-coast campsites. On market days, park once and walk; the bus is the locals' trick.
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