Ibiza

Las Dalias is one of Ibiza’s most well-known markets and worth checking out, even if you’re not big on shopping. It’s packed with handmade stuff, such as jewellery, clothes, soaps, leather goods, and more. There’s usually a DJ playing, a few food stalls, and the occasional pop-up bar, so it’s easy to hang around for a while.

La Galería Elefante, just outside Santa Gertrudis, boasts a mix of handmade clothing, textiles, ceramics, books, and vintage finds—all with a relaxed, boho style that fits Ibiza perfectly. Most of what you’ll see is either made locally or sourced from small makers around the world.

Holala! is a long-running vintage shop in Ibiza Town, known for its curated mix of second-hand clothes, old-school Levi’s, band tees, and retro home goods. They source stuff from flea markets around the world, so it’s not your average thrift shop. If you’re into vintage or just want something a bit different from the usual beachwear, it’s worth a look.

ReVOLVER is a go-to spot in Ibiza Town for fashion that’s a bit louder and more offbeat than what you’ll find elsewhere on the island. They stock edgy, design-forward labels—stuff that leans more streetwear than beachwear—with a focus on individuality and bold looks. It’s not cheap, but if you’re into fashion and want something you won’t see on everyone else, this place is worth a look.

Sant Jordi Flea Market is one of the best flea markets on the island, held every Saturday morning at the old hippodrome (horse racing track) in the village of Sant Jordi, just south of Ibiza Town. Vendors sell a variety of items, including second-hand goods, vintage clothing, antiques, books, records, handicrafts, and more. The atmosphere is lively, often featuring spontaneous musical performances by local musicians. There's also a small bar on-site offering drinks and snacks.