Port Douglas Markets

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Port Douglas Markets

Held every Sunday on the waterfront at Anzac Park, Port Douglas Markets is not only a must-do due to their amazing products, but also because of its beautiful view over the Coral Sea and the breathtaking mountain ranges. Browse 100 stalls selling locally produced foods, arts, crafts, jewellery, handmade furniture and toys. The perfect place to spend a Sunday morning!

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addressAnzac Park, Port Douglas QLD
openingHoursSun 8am–1:30pm
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