10 Flea Markets In Goa To Hit Up On Your Next Vacay

One of the oldest flea markets in Goa, Ingo’s Saturday Night market is a crowd favourite. Located at Arpora, Ingo’s is a total hippie paradise with fire dancers, live music, hot dog stalls, vintage artifacts, and a thousand stalls dressed to the nines. You’ll find clothes, accessories, bed linen, dreamcatchers, jewellery, hammocks, beer, local spices, art, and lots more. While you shop, make sure you also bring your bargaining A game to the market.

Bestsellers: Dreamcatchers

Timings: Saturdays, 4 PM to 11 PM

How to reach: Drive here, as there is a dedicated parking space. 

A market that in Goa’s prime started off as a marketplace where hippies could exchange and barter goods, the Anjuna Wednesday afternoon market is a time-tested market selling eclectic trinkets, souvenirs, handmade goods and clothes. The market is held by the Anjuna beachfront, the sea breeze is the perfect accompaniment for your afternoon shopping indulgence. The market wraps up with sunset so do check it out in the mornings, before it shuts for the season (usually March end/April).

Bestsellers: Trinkets

Timings: Wednesdays, 9 AM to 7 PM

How to reach: Your own vehicle. There is paid parking for cars and scooters at Anjuna Beach Parking.

The Goa Collective Bazaar at Hilltop, Vagator is currently the most popular flea market. With 100 stalls, live music, a bar, a kid's area, and food, this flea market is hosted every Friday night. It's a unique set-up with the promise of ‘everything curated with love’. Trippy tees, handmade jewellery, a sassy new haircut under the tree, gorgeous accessories, mouth harps, shell anklets, yoga mats, natural skincare — this freewheeling market is full of amazing knick-knacks! And well, since it’s Goa, no market is complete without a bar. So, yes, grab a beer or a fruity cocktail at Luna’s cocktail bar while the children have fun making masks or other DIY art stuff.

Bestsellers: Food

Timings: Fridays, 4 PM to 3 AM (Friday)

How to reach: Drive here, as there is a dedicated parking space. 

Located on Ashwem Beach, this marketplace is a collection of stalls housed in pristine white tents. The market brands itself as India's first luxury marketplace and remains open, both during season and off-season. This open-air beachside bazaar has both local and international designers, and while prices are on the higher side compared to most of the other flea markets, the designer stuff displayed here, on beachside tents, is difficult to turn away from!

Bestsellers: Clothes

Timings: Everyday, 9 AM to 9 PM

How to reach: The nearest railway station from Ashwem Beach is Thivim, at a distance of 18 kilometres. You can hire a taxi to reach Ashwem Beach from Goa Airport or Thivim.

Though not the classic flea market, the Friday Mapusa market is a vibrant and bustling market with an abundance of antiques and Goan pottery to handicrafts, textiles, clothing, spices, fruits, vegetables, meats, and jewellery. While on most days the market is a regular market frequented by locals, on Fridays, vendors from many nearby districts throng the market to sell the produce directly to the consumers. It is a great place to find fresh local food products like pickles, dried fish, Goan chorizo and spiced and marinated pork sausages. It's also a great place to look for bargains on hand-woven kunbi sarees, towels, pottery, antique items, and wooden furniture. Searching for eclectic ashtrays and candle stands? This is where you can find them.

Bestsellers: Cashews

Timings: Sundays, 7 AM to 8 PM; Other days, 9 AM to 8.30 PM

How to reach: Drive here, as there is a dedicated parking space. 

This little gem is tucked away in Calangute, right at the square and next to the parking lot. You won't believe the incredible Tibetan people you'll find here, from wise old ladies to young couples selling a dazzling array of goodies. They've got everything from exquisite shawls to stunning jewellery, and everything in between. And guess what? These items come from Tibet or businesses set up by Tibetans right here in India. These Tibetans, who are mostly refugees, are always up for a chat. So not only can you snag some fantastic finds, but you can also engage in fascinating conversations. Plus, this place is open all day, so you can take your time strolling around and find what you need at prices that won't break the bank.

Bestsellers: Jewellery

Timings: Everyday, 9 AM to 9.30 PM

How to reach: There is paid parking for cars and scooters.

Ever checked out a market where you can jam with live music? Brace yourself for a drum-tastic time at the Arambol Market! Imagine jamming on drums and browsing through some cool stuff. They call it the Hippie's Market because it's a total hotspot for ex-pats flaunting boho jewelry, artsy crafts, and books. And wait, there's more–local vendors are rocking' the scene with crystals, bling, clothes, and more. It's a groovy retail fiesta you won't want to miss!

Bestsellers: Dream Catchers

Timings: Everyday, All day

How to reach: There is paid parking for cars and scooters.

So, you can't just hit up Goa and skip the buzzing market in the capital–that's like missing out on the best part! Picture this: juicy fruits, fresh veggies, and cashews that'll blow your mind. But hold on, it's not just about munchies. Immerse yourself in the local vibes by checking out what the folks here are munching on. It's not just a food fiesta–you can snag everything from bling-bling accessories to pint-sized furniture. Oh, and don't even think about leaving without grabbing some heart-of-Panjim souvenirs!

Bestsellers: Local fruits

Timings: Everyday, 7.30 AM to 8 PM

How to reach: There is paid parking for cars and scooters.

Mackie’s Saturday Night Market comes alive near the scenic Baga River every Saturday evening during Goa’s peak season (November to April). As the sun sets and a cool breeze drifts in, the place transforms into a lively carnival of colors, music, and enticing aromas. There’s a dedicated food court offering everything from Goan sausages and seafood grills to international flavors like wood-fired pizzas and Thai curries. As you take a break from shopping, grab a plate of something delicious and enjoy the live bands, fire dancers, and even tarot card readers.

Bestsellers: Handicrafts

Timings: Every Saturday, 6 PM to 12 AM

How to reach: There is paid parking for cars and scooters.

This market is just steps away from golden sands, where you can hear the waves crashing as you browse through colorful stalls overflowing with goodies. Unlike night markets like Anjuna or Mackie’s, this market operates throughout the day, making it perfect for a shopping spree before or after hitting the beach. You can sip on fresh coconut water, snack on some spicy Goan chorizo pav, or even get a quick henna tattoo while exploring the stalls.

Bestsellers: Beachwear

Timings: Everyday, 10 AM to 10 PM

How to reach: There is paid parking for cars and scooters.