Flea Markets in Goa for that Perfect Beachside Shopping Experience

Anjuna Flea Market on Wednesday is a treasure trove of trinkets, handicrafts, hippie clothing, souvenirs and everything else from cheap bags to footwear and junk jewellery. Also popular as the queen of hippie flea markets, the Anjuna Flea Market as much a part of the Goa experience as the beaches. Besides the trinkets and regular knick-knacks, Anjuna Flea Market also hosts live music and band performances. 
Open Time: Mid-November to End of April
Timings: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM every Wednesday

One of the most famous flea markets in Goa, the Saturday Night Market in Arpora is a great place not just for shopping but for experiencing the true Goa vibe. Also popular as the Ingo's Night Market, one can find everything - clothes, shoes, herbs and spices, carpets, home decoration items. The market is divided into three different parts. The Lower Field provides the usual cheap local clothes, footwear, hammocks, carpets and pashminas while the Central Field is known for having beer, spirit & wine bars and food stalls with several of Goa's popular restaurants.
Open Time: November to March
Timings: 6:00 PM - 2:00 AM every Saturday

Located in North Goa, Calangute Market Square is another flea market which is frequented by tourists. Calangute Beach is covered with innumerable shacks and stalls. Here, you can find everything from beachwear to delicious prawns and beer. There are beachside shacks where you can purchase trinkets made of seashells. One can also find Kashmiri and Tibetan stalls selling gemstones, handicrafts, and trinkets. This the ideal market to buy souvenirs from.

As evident from the name, Mackie's is a night market that takes place along the banks of River Baga. It was once part of the Ingo's Night Bazaar. It offers a unique experience of live music, lip-smacking food, and trendy shopping outlets all together under the night sky. You can shop for antiques, junk jewellery, souvenirs and handicrafts while gorging on food from one of the stalls. Mackie's Night Bazaar located at one of the best places where the nightlife of Goa can be relished.
Open Time: November - April
Timings: 6:00 PM - 1:00 AM

Baga Market is a very popular flea market in Goa which is a lot like the Arpora Saturday Night Market. Located on the beach, it has rows and rows of shacks selling trinkets, jewellery, cafes selling freshly brewed coffee and pork, and tarot card readers and palmists who give insights into your future. The main attraction of this market is the beachside saloons. Being a flea market, everything here is up for a bargain.

Le Souk by the Amarya Group is considered to be Goa's first luxury market selling high end and expensive clothes. It is an open-air bazaar which sells clothes made by Indian as well as international designers displayed in huge tents. Here you can splurge on some designers clothes and snack on some crepes. Some shops worth checking out are Jonas G, The Shop and Shades of India for unique designs made from quality textiles.

Mapusa Market is a very popular Goan flea market, especially among locals. It is a weekly market which takes place outside The Mapusa Municipal Market, North Goa. This market comes to life on every Friday with vendors selling fruits, vegetables, clothes, and locals hassling over prices. Many vendors from Bardez and Tiswadi put up stalls of local produce and sell it directly to people and small entrepreneurs. The Goans dressed in colourful clothes come and sell fruits, vegetables, pottery stuff, jewellery and clothes. Beach stuff like straw hats and swimsuits etc. is widely available.
Timings: Early morning - 6:00 PM every Friday

Often considered as a hippie flea market, the streets lined with Indian shops of Arambol are filled with leather accessories, jewellery, crystals, dream-catchers, music CDs and DVDs, lampshades, clothes, hammocks and many other trinkets. Apart from these, you will find a few shops run by ex-pats from Ukraine, Russia and other countries selling books, handicrafts, hippie jewellery etc. Soothsayers are also common here along with food stalls. Make sure to experience the musical extravaganza at Arambol Drum Circle.