Simon Langley

Great closing party at the outdoor market. Super DJs and a great atmosphere from the mix of locals and more mature holiday makers, not full of teenage groups or stag/hen do’s. Really chilled vibe and not overpriced!

Susanna Rowe

Amazing experience walking round and interacting with stall holders. Best part of my holiday was visiting. Original authentic market. 5*

+5

Amanda Watkins

Best Hippy Market & Dance Action ever!! Everyone must go to this awesome place it’s just awesome! I bought so many amazing handmade products wanna go back!! I’m from Australia

+4

Blanca

Sitio mágico. Magical place. Despite being very touristic, and therefore expensive, you still get the sense of a real mercadillo. Live music, street food, Djs and kids area also included!

Aleena A

Such a magical spot — full of colour, creativity, and good vibes. Las Dalias is so much more than a market. It’s a whole experience. We went for the Monday evening early, and it wasn’t crowded. There’s a brilliant mix of handmade jewellery, clothing, art, and wellness goodies from both local and international makers. You can really feel the love and craft behind what people are selling. They don’t try to oversell and aren’t pushy (which is appreciated). We wandered around, grabbed a some cocktails, listened to live music, and left with some beautiful pieces we’ll actually treasure. They sell properly good stuff, it’s not just tatt and crap. A must-do in Ibiza if you want something a little special.

+2

Heena Parekh

I love this place. The market is excellent along with the afternoon garden parties *SuperNova on Saturday and Nido on Sunday) at the weekend turning into the Akasha night club after 11pm and Namaste on Wednesday nights during the summer season.

+5

Roberto Ferraris

Fantastic market with high quality crafted items. Prices are a little high but fair. You can also eat, drink and enjoy live music if you are lucky.

+8

Andres Larin

Hidden within the heart of Ibiza lies a treasure trove of artistry, culture, and community – the remarkable Las Dalias de Ibiza Market. As soon as you step foot into this vibrant oasis, you're transported to a world where creativity flourishes, and the senses are treated to a kaleidoscope of colors, aromas, and sounds. Walking through the bustling stalls of Las Dalias, I felt like an explorer in a lively bazaar, discovering handcrafted treasures from all corners of the globe. From intricate jewelry that seemed to whisper tales of distant lands to bohemian clothing that radiated a sense of freedom, every corner of the market is a testament to the beauty of human creativity. The atmosphere is electrified with a palpable sense of excitement and camaraderie. Local artisans and vendors pour their heart and soul into their creations, and their passion is contagious. Engaging in conversations with the talented creators behind the products is a delight in itself, as you gain insight into the inspiration and dedication that goes into each unique piece. The diversity of offerings at Las Dalias is truly astonishing. From handmade ceramics and ethereal textiles to mesmerizing artworks and aromatic spices, there's something to captivate every taste and preference. I found myself navigating through a labyrinth of booths, each one offering a new treasure to admire and possibly take home as a cherished memento. Las Dalias de Ibiza Market is more than just a market; it's an immersive cultural experience that celebrates human creativity, community, and the joy of discovery. If you're in Ibiza, this enchanting destination is a must-visit. Prepare to be captivated by the beauty, captivated by the energy, and inspired by the depth of artistic expression that defines Las Dalias.

J F

This is my favorite hippie market in ibiza, it's amazing! I think Las Dalias has existed since the 50s if I'm not mistaken, so it's really an authentic place. You have to go here and enjoy all the beautiful handmade jewelry, art, clothes and so on.. and the nice and friendly people there. We went there late at night, in a Wednesday when they have a nightclub also in the hippie market. It was so good, the music was fantastic and the atmosphere and the people were so amazing! One of the best nights I've ever had in Ibiza. We also brought our teenager kids, and they loved it. It's suitable for the whole family. There's a lot of places to eat inside the market! Really recommend this place 🫶

+1

Gus Siden

Returned for the compulsory injection of Ibicencan culture, arts & crafts. Love the vibe and we arrived bang on 10am so it was easy to get around, and get a parking in the shade. Some very friendly people on the stalls and all sorts of jewellery, leather goods (LINDA IBIZA IS SUPER NICE FOR LEATHER GOODS!) natural products and of course textiles galore. Love the bar in the lower end with some pulsating chill out tunes coming out the speakers. Wanted a seahorse pendant but nobody had one, oh well. Until next year 😜

A ser fuera de temporada (febrero), había pocos puestos, aunque se agradece el que no haya masificación turística

El mercadillo hippie mas famoso de Ibiza. Ahora en Febrero 2025, es el mejor y el que más puestos mantiene. Como punto negativo es que tenga parking de pago ahora que es temporada baja. Esto se soluciona andando un poco, pues más adelante hay un aparcamiento público gratuito. Puedes encontrar ropa, adornos, perfumes, bisutería, grabados, etc. Todo lo que pueden realizar los artistas. El pago de las compras se puede realizar en moneda o con tarjeta . Hay también dos zonas de comida, un bar y un DJ que amenizada las tardes ( cuando fuimos nosotros) con buena música. Por supuesto hay pista de baile. También había como una zona VIP, a la que no entramos y no se a que se refería. El suelo es de gravilla, para evitar encharcamientos. Cerraban a las 17 horas y efectivamente empezaron a recoger los bártulos a esa hora. Ya queda poco de la época hippie que hizo famosa a Ibiza.

+6

Visitamos este famoso mercadillo hippie de la isla, al mismo fuimos en una excursión concertada en el hotel. El autobús nos aparco cerca, nos dieron un tiempo para ver este lugar. Así que manos a la obra visitamos este peculiar y popular mercadillo que se mantiene abierto todo el año. Recorrimos el mismo viendo los diferentes puestos que hay, en este caso siempre hay algo que te llama la atención y caes en la tentación de comprar. Recorrimos el mismo, el cual se encontraba saturado, eso que estamos a finales de Marzo, ni imaginarse como estará en época estival. Las fotos acompañan.

+6

Me gusto mucho el mercado Las Dalias. Realmente hay cosas muy interesantes y bellisimas. Muy recomendable.

Un mercadillo muy bonito, sus puestos son preciosos, vende de todo y muy artesanal, está siempre muy animado, tienen un bar muy peculiar, donde puedes consumir lo que quieras, yo particularmente, me tomé un cóctel buenísimo, preparado con pulpas naturales, los preparan con o sin alcohol, a gusto del consumidor, el mercado de las Dalias es muy popular y tiene mucha fama en Ibiza.

+4

Lugar que respira historia y ambiente, pero tremendamente comercial y subido de precio. En la web pone que el mercadillo hippie está abierto todo el año, pero no es así. Ahora era la versión navideña, más reducida en cantidad de puestos y horario, parece que hasta febrero no vuelve el original. Por la tarde buen ambiente con DJ. Aún así se puede encontrar alguna joya artesanal. Merece la pena conocerlo.

Un paseo lleno de color y encanto ✨ El mercadillo hippie tiene una energía preciosa, con puestos llenos de artesanía, ropa y joyas muy bien hechas. Todo está cuidado al detalle, con ese aire bohemio tan típico de Ibiza que te atrapa desde que llegas. 🌸 Es perfecto para pasear sin prisa, descubrir piezas únicas y disfrutar del ambiente entre música, aromas y sonrisas. Eso sí, los precios son algo altos,pues claramente se paga la calidad. Muy recomendado.

Es muy agradable, pero es una lástima que las cervezas estén calientes. Puede parecer una frivolidad, pero ya que el mercadillo tiene varios espacios y barras de comida y bebida, que menos que tomarse una cerveza fría. Por favor, mejoren esa temperatura!!!!. Gracias!

BK

A magical and inspiring place where creativity is everywhere. Full of unique artists, colors and handmade pieces, it truly captures the spirit of Ibiza. As the day goes on, it can become quite crowded, so arriving right at opening time allows you to enjoy the atmosphere, the details and the energy of the place in a much calmer way.

+1

Lena B.

Cool place, with lots of amazing artists offering their creations. There are also places to sit back and relax and have some drinks or snacks. Parking available for 4 euros on the other side of the road.

Virag Andersson

Very nice and mostly authentic items. ( some Chinese jewelry, but I am picky as I’m an artist myself) only gave 4 stars because it is really expensive, considering that these are temporary stalls. You can buy the same items for the same price if not cheaper in Ibiza town. So in short: unless u really want to go to a market you rather go to Ibiza town. You find exactly the same stuff and more ( for the same price)

U S

The Hippie Market in Las Dalias de Ibiza is a vibrant and eclectic shopping experience. With a wide range of goods available, it offers a mix of unique and mass-produced items. The market is known for its laid-back atmosphere and a variety of handcrafted products, including clothing, jewelry, and home decor. One of the highlights of the market is the abundance of unique goods made by local artisans. These items showcase the creativity and craftsmanship of the talented artists on the island. From handwoven textiles to intricate accessories, you can find one-of-a-kind pieces that reflect the artistic spirit of Ibiza. However, it's important to note that the market also features a significant number of mass-produced goods. While these items might not be as unique, they can still be appealing for those seeking fashionable clothing, accessories, or souvenirs at affordable prices. Overall, the Hippie Market in Las Dalias de Ibiza offers a diverse shopping experience, combining both unique, handmade treasures and more mainstream products. It's a must-visit for those who appreciate the bohemian lifestyle and want to explore the vibrant local arts and crafts scene.

+1

W L

Cute weekend "hippy" market with local artisans displaying handicrafts, such as textiles, jewelry, and leather goods. Some items from overseas posed as local goods. Reasonably priced. Plenty of parking. Be sun conscious. ❤️✌️😃

+1

Adam Pracy

One of the Hippy Markets on the island. Lots of stalls with all sorts of products to cater for all price ranges. There is a cafe and bar. Lots of parking. Easy to get to. You can easily spend several hours here looking round. It's quite large. Worth a look at least once.

+3

El más famoso mercadillo de los hippyes de toda la isla de ibiza.A mi particularmente no me dijo mucho,realmente me esperaba otra cosa.Muy incómodo caminar por el ya que el suelo es de gravilla por lo que no lo vi apto para personas con movilidad reducida o sillas de ruedas cosa que tengo muy en cuenta en cada reseña que pongo.Os dejo unas fotografías para que os deis una idea de lo que os vais a encontrar.Por cierto,el aparcamiento es de pago.

+6

El mercado esta bien pero tendrían que abrir por la noche. Cerrar a las 20h cuando no hace calor me parece una locura ya que la gente es cuando sale. Hay muchas tiendas pero los precios son elevados. El parquing vale 4€.

Hay de todo. El mercadillo es muy bonito y la zona de fiesta hasta cierta hora muy bien. Luego hay mucho descontrol

Ulrike Janus

I used to love this market when I first visited. It definitely was an absolute must for me to come here and buy handmade goods of all kinds. Visiting today, I realized how much time has passed since then. It is now a vast market expanding over probably more than triple the size it was earlier. There is now the largest variety of shops - overwhelmingly so. I passed through the whole market and not a single stand inspired me to stop and buy something. Times change. That’s okay. I won’t come back.

Nandita V

Colorful market with an interesting history and plenty of local produce. Since they are locally made/handmade its quite expensive, not to be confused with a flea market where things are cheaper. I liked the stall with painted sneakers, very 'hippie' like. There is also a lively bar at the center. Plenty of paid parking space available. Edit as recommended by owner: kindly don't use the supermarket parking area as there are plenty of dedicated parking space available for the market on either side.

+11

tezzasmif

We took 2 trips to Las Dalias- on the Saturday afternoon and went back Monday night for Peace N Music because there was meant to be 60s tunes playing & that's the true spirit of hippy right? Saturday afternoon wandering through was gorgeous. Its a much smaller market than the other nearby hippy market & that makes it easier to take everything in. Monday night there was a ravey area which looked cool but was playing horrendous mixes of cheesy 90s dance. For me I was deeply disappointed. The flyer said Jim Morrison Jimi Hendrix etc- nope absolutely no 60s hip whatsoever just plenty of middle aged people who looked like they didn't know what they were doing in there 😆. We stayed a long while & the music remained firmly- cheese. My son didn't like it & I was gutted. Because of this we bought drinks at the spar as it was closing then left. My only experience of Jimi was a painting overhead. Sorry Las D I can't rate it higher but the experience that was promised and I was longing for didn't happen