Calling shopaholics! These flea markets in Goa are a must-visit
Is there anybody who doesn’t enjoy shopping? Just about everyone does, especially if you are a shopaholic!
The flea markets in Goa are widely discussed and there are at least four of them that every shopper must explore.
With so many markets around, there is is always an abundance of shopping options.
From vendors selling alluring, shimmering jewellery to clothing stalls eagerly waiting to captivate customers, Goa’s flea markets are a must-visit for shopping enthusiasts.
Here are some of the most happening ones...
1. Saturday Night Market, Arpora
One of the oldest and most popular flea markets in Goa is not just a market, but a reflection of the hippie culture in the area.
Here, visitors can find a wide array of items such as clothes, shoes, herbs, spices and home décor. Referred to as Ingo’s market, it is divided into sections.
One section offers local items at slightly cheaper prices, including clothes, footwear, hammocks and carpets. Another section features drinks and dancing, while the last area is dedicated to food.
DETAILS
WHEN IT'S OPEN: Saturdays
TIMINGS: 4 pm onwards
2. Anjuna Flea Market
The Anjuna flea market, usually held on Wednesdays, happens -- you guessed it -- on the Anjuna beachfront.
It’s a paradise for shoppers who enjoy small items with a hippy vibe in Goa. Visitors can find beachwear, shell jewellery, leather and fabric bags, and many other unique items.
The market offers a wide variety of products, making it a great place to shop and explore. To truly appreciate the flea market, one must visit and experience it firsthand.
DETAILS
WHEN IT'S OPEN: Wednesdays
TIMINGS: 10 am onwards
3. Goa Collective Bazaar, Vagator
The Goa Collective Bazaar is one of the most popular markets in Vagator. This market is said to have around 100 stalls, selling some fascinating items.
There's also live music and even a kid’s arena, so you and your little ones can take a break from shopping.
The tidbits you can come across at the market are graphic tees, shell anklets, dreamcatchers, bags, jewellery and more. Don’t miss the beverage stalls where you can quench your thirst after all that fun shopping.
DETAILS
WHEN IT'S OPEN: Fridays
TIMINGS: 4 pm onwards
4. Hippie Market, Arambol
The Arambol hippie market is a must-visit, boasting of a wide array of offerings, and holds the title of one of the largest hippie markets around.
Have you ever considered enjoying live music while browsing in a market? If not, try the Arambol market for an unforgettable experience.
Its reputation as a hippie market is well-earned due to the plethora of unique items available, such as trinkets, stylish jewellery, leather bags and shoes, dreamcatchers in various sizes, beach attire and much more.
Additionally, the market offers export-quality items including clothing, crystals and ornaments. Visitors can also partake in the drum circle experiences.
While Arambol’s streets are consistently busy, they become particularly packed with shoppers during peak season, so plan your visit carefully.
DETAILS
WHEN IT'S OPEN: Everyday
TIMINGS: 10 am onwards