Las Dalias de Ibiza

A magical and inspiring place where creativity is everywhere. Full of unique artists, colors and handmade pieces, it truly captures the spirit of Ibiza. As the day goes on, it can become quite crowded, so arriving right at opening time allows you to enjoy the atmosphere, the details and the energy of the place in a much calmer way.

Such a magical spot — full of colour, creativity, and good vibes. Las Dalias is so much more than a market. It’s a whole experience. We went for the Monday evening early, and it wasn’t crowded. There’s a brilliant mix of handmade jewellery, clothing, art, and wellness goodies from both local and international makers. You can really feel the love and craft behind what people are selling. They don’t try to oversell and aren’t pushy (which is appreciated). We wandered around, grabbed a some cocktails, listened to live music, and left with some beautiful pieces we’ll actually treasure. They sell properly good stuff, it’s not just tatt and crap. A must-do in Ibiza if you want something a little special.

Great closing party at the outdoor market. Super DJs and a great atmosphere from the mix of locals and more mature holiday makers, not full of teenage groups or stag/hen do’s. Really chilled vibe and not overpriced!

Great hippie market that’s way less busy than Punta Arabia and had great stuff. DJs are fire and parking is super easy.

Best Hippy Market & Dance Action ever!! Everyone must go to this awesome place it’s just awesome! I bought so many amazing handmade products wanna go back!! I’m from Australia

We took 2 trips to Las Dalias- on the Saturday afternoon and went back Monday night for Peace N Music because there was meant to be 60s tunes playing & that's the true spirit of hippy right? Saturday afternoon wandering through was gorgeous. Its a much smaller market than the other nearby hippy market & that makes it easier to take everything in. Monday night there was a ravey area which looked cool but was playing horrendous mixes of cheesy 90s dance. For me I was deeply disappointed. The flyer said Jim Morrison Jimi Hendrix etc- nope absolutely no 60s hip whatsoever just plenty of middle aged people who looked like they didn't know what they were doing in there 😆. We stayed a long while & the music remained firmly- cheese. My son didn't like it & I was gutted. Because of this we bought drinks at the spar as it was closing then left. My only experience of Jimi was a painting overhead. Sorry Las D I can't rate it higher but the experience that was promised and I was longing for didn't happen

Cool place, with lots of amazing artists offering their creations. There are also places to sit back and relax and have some drinks or snacks. Parking available for 4 euros on the other side of the road.

I used to love this market when I first visited. It definitely was an absolute must for me to come here and buy handmade goods of all kinds. Visiting today, I realized how much time has passed since then. It is now a vast market expanding over probably more than triple the size it was earlier. There is now the largest variety of shops - overwhelmingly so. I passed through the whole market and not a single stand inspired me to stop and buy something. Times change. That’s okay. I won’t come back.