Love Anchor Canggu

Cozy little bazaar. The quality seems a bit better than most other markets, and it’s a nice place to pick up a souvenir. It was a mixed experience though as it was hard to get the sellers’ attention, which made it tricky to buy something, but at the same time it was actually nice that they weren’t too pushy. Overall, a great place for tourists to visit

A must-visit spot in Canggu! 💕 Love Anchor Bali has such a fun and vibrant vibe — full of unique decorations, boutique shops, and local stalls selling boho clothes, jewelry, and cute Bali-style accessories. The Sunday market is lively with lots of handmade and local products. Perfect place to shop for souvenirs or just stroll around while enjoying a coffee nearby. The location is super strategic, right in the heart of Canggu and close to many trendy cafés!

Overrated bazaar cos there’s nothing much to see. The bizarre is really small. The stalls all sell the same types of souvenirs which is kinda boring. The only thing I like about Love Anchor Canggu is the ventilation. It’s airy and not stuffy like most bazaars.

I was excited when I arrived but quickly saw that the prices were insane. A single bar of soap was 200,000 which was the same type as you’d get from the markets back in Australia for $5 (50,000IDR). I wanted a small crocheted flower and he wanted 300,000 for it and again, can get them for around $12 (120,000IDR) back home. Then I found some nice dresses all sitting at around 900,000 which again, more expensive than Australia for what they are. It was really disappointing as I genuinely wanted to spend money but at those prices I’m literally better off doing my shopping at home. Even when bartering, some still didn’t lower their prices to either match or beat what they are in Australia. I ended up buying a necklace for 180,000 (I bartered) and that was it. Whilst it was fun to visit and see what was on offer, I wouldn’t have any expectations of finding a bargain here. Also, most of the stock is all the same, there isn’t much variety at all.

Visited Love Anchor Market and it was a fun stop while exploring the area. They had a wide variety of items, many similar to what you’ll find at other markets in Bali. There’s a lot to browse, but nothing particularly unique or special stood out to us. Still, it’s a good spot to check out if you’re nearby and in the mood to shop or look around.

I found many choices of bracelets, necklaces, and other accessories that you can bring home with good price and good quality.

cute place! they dont really have a lot of stalls though. but if youre looking for some souvenirs (bracelets, necklaces, accessories, clothes, cute mini bali bags, etc) this is the right spot! but please do remember that the price are quite pricey for locals. definitely tourist targeted. if you are locals, and if you are buying, try negotiating😛🥺 but definitely worth the visit! bought myself a cute bracelet ✨

Great little market to pick up jewellery, sandals, T-shirts, caps etc. Lovely and friendly people. ALWAYS negotiate the price, especially if you are buying more than 1 item. The boutique shops at the front are quite expensive so better to go to all the different stalls!