Among the many markets in Ibiza, the San Juan Artisan Market has become one of the essential Sunday destinations in the island's north. Its warm, multicultural atmosphere, the presence of artisans and artists, and its integration into the village streets give it a character all its own, setting it apart from other markets in Ibiza.
Comprising around 95 stalls, the market is held every Sunday of the year, from 10:00 to 16:00, and is a must-see for anyone seeking high-quality, original handicrafts. Taking place on the picturesque square and in the winding alleys of this tiny village in the far north of the island, the market transforms the village centre into a lively meeting point for craftspeople, artists, residents, and visitors.
Well laid out and organised, it is a must‑visit for those seeking handmade crafts, original products, and distinctive offerings with a strong local flavour.
Getting to the market by car is straightforward, as San Juan has several free parking areas on the outskirts of the village. Once parked, the market is just a short walk away.
The market offers a wide variety of local and handmade products, including organic soaps and perfumes, handcrafted toys, ceramics...
costume jewellery...
fashion...
...and all kinds of accessories.
The stallholders are friendly; engage them in conversation, and you will find they love talking about what they make.
Among the stalls you will find many unique offerings, such as decorative pieces made from recycled glass using the vitrofusion technique, as well as doorknobs, ornaments, and home accessories from around the world.
There is a wide range of local products for sale, including 100% organic Aloe Vera products, homemade soaps, candles, and perfume.
Alongside the variety of stalls, the market also offers a tasty food selection. Here you can find freshly squeezed lemonade, artisanal coffee, and a range of vegan homemade breads and cakes, as well as other food and drink options to savour during your visit.
You can even stock up on locally grown fruit and vegetables to cook up something delicious at home.
Art also holds a prominent place in the market, offering local artists a space to exhibit and sell their paintings, sculptures, and other works of art. Make sure to look out for it.
Next to the entrance of the church, you will find public toilets.
Live music is also an essential part of the market atmosphere. From 13:00, musicians and groups perform in the main area next to the square, following the Sunday Mass. The programme changes weekly, offering different musical styles that enliven the market during the final hours of the day.
San Juan Market is a part of life in the village, retaining a close, authentic character. The combination of craftsmanship, art, live music, and gastronomy, along with the atmosphere created every Sunday in its streets, makes it an excellent choice for anyone wishing to enjoy a refreshingly different experience in the north of Ibiza.
For more on Ibiza's renowned markets, see here.
