Castries Market
Fresh food market · Castries ·

Castries Market

Fresh food market · Castries ·

Local market with handicrafts, fresh fruit, rum, spices

Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null
Castries Market by null

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2266+F6G, Castries, St. Lucia Get directions

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2266+F6G, Castries, St. Lucia Get directions

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restroom
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Nov 7, 2025

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Explore St. Lucia's Culinary Culture With Nina Compton

"A bustling, recently renovated open-air market in the island’s capital that showcases the island’s abundance; founded in 1891, it remains an exuberant hub for local produce and goods. Stalls overflow with coconuts, mangos, avocados, bananas, fresh herbs, packaged spices, cinnamon bark for spiced rum, homemade pepper sauces, woven home goods, and tropical specialties like sugar apples and guineps, while nearby fishers sell marlin, tuna, barracuda, mahi mahi, wahoo, kingfish, snappers, and needlefish. The market’s lively, communal atmosphere and variety of ingredients formed the foundation for several days of island cooking and learning; it typically opens by about 7:30 a.m. (seasonal hours may vary)." - Von Diaz

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Castries Market

Chanbo K.

Google
Market sits on waterfront, nice view of the ship, good selection of local fruit for fair price. They sell in dollars and in cash so it's easier for us when we only have small change. Nice friendly merchants, market not too busy, food stalls opens every other door with small menus, mainly for locals, not for tourists, bathrooms is clean, no cost, we bought some fruits to taste and a few souvenir items for very little price. You just gotta know how to bargain.

Jeff S.

Google
Lively place. Restroom costs a dollar! Possibly bring your own T.P. nice vendors, not overly aggressive, but of course they invite you to look at their stock. . Lots of souvenir options. Local fruit selection is fantastic.

Sónia M.

Google
Lovely local market, with several stalls where the locals sell their products. My favourite is the fruit stalls with diverse types. Ideal place to find local and traditional products. Highly recommended.

Nipam P.

Google
Nice enough place. Lots of stuff to buy for tourists, not much fun for kids.

Hannah B.

Google
Enjoyed stopping here. Lots of locals selling and had a great atmosphere. Went when there were quite a few cruise ships in but didn’t feel too crowded. Went at 11:00 and was still going strong. Lots of repeated produce and touristy things, but loved the food stuff. Look around as different prices on every stall. Great stimulus for a toddler!

Mahima S.

Google
Strolled around here for breakfast and shopping. Got some bake and fish and it was delicious. Just for 5 Caribbean dollars for 3 of us. Had a good time. For shopping prices were way inflated. Got some nice bracelets, hot sauce and local spices.

Suraj A.

Google
Great place to interact with the locals. Guavas, mangoes, Coconuts, bananas etc. fresh and just off the farm. Enjoyed the most delicious fruit breakfast and only £2! I am visiting Creole Kitchen again to taste their delicious food! A bottle of pure fresh natural Guava juice for Rs: 100

Gillian J.

Google
Enjoyed checking out the market, clean place organized and everyone was friendly and not pushy to buy their goods. The locally grown food looked amazing must be the fertile soil. I tried some Black Pudding (blood sausage) from a sweet gentleman named Julius which was so good, best I’ve had in a long time I ended up buying more struck up a convo and just chatted with him for a while. Got some beautiful things for myself and a few friends and look forward to coming back the next time I’m in St Lucia. It definitely worth a trip when you’re in Castries.