The Best Flea Markets & Thrift Stores in Ibiza

The Sant Jordi Flea Market takes place every Saturday morning from 9 a.m.–3 p.m. and is essentially a large car boot sale, selling everything from second hand clothes, jewelry, and toys, to books, bric-a-brac, and furniture, as well as new items such as crafts and handmade rugs. Inevitably there is a lot of random junk for sale, but it’s worth sifting through the endless piles and rails, as there are always bargains to be found. The layout is fairly chaotic, but if you get there early you’ll have plenty of time to get in the swing of it before the experienced treasure hunters snaffle the best bargains.

Not a flea market as such, but more of an Ibiza-style, hippie market selling artisan goods, crafts, food, and clothes. Although not specifically selling used goods, there is still some decent vintage treasure to be found here, particularly in the form of upcycled fabrics and leatherware, 1970s clothing, second hand books, and retro knickknacks.