2 markets tracked in Ibiza.
Ibiza's two indoor municipal markets sit a few minutes' walk apart in the lower town of Eivissa, close to the harbour and the walled quarter of Dalt Vila. Both trade on weekday and Saturday mornings, so they combine easily into a single visit. The city has no outdoor food market stalls, so these two covered halls account for all the fresh produce trading in town.
Staying in Ibiza Town (Eivissa) puts you closest to the island's main markets, and you can easily walk between the old town, the port, and the weekly stalls. The Gran Hotel Montesol Ibiza sits right on the main square and is a solid choice if you want comfort without sacrificing location.
If you'd rather be near the northern markets around Sant Joan or Santa Gertrudis, Central Ibiza countryside gives you a quieter base with easy drives in any direction. Just bear in mind that a car is pretty much essential if you're planning to explore markets beyond Ibiza Town.
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The Ibiza Municipal Market (Mercat Vell) stands on Plaça de la Constitució and opens Monday to Saturday from 09:00 to 14:00. Its stalls cover fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and bread and pastries, giving it the broadest product range of the two. Arriving by ferry, you can reach it on foot in around five minutes from the terminal.
The Pagès Market of Ibiza, a short walk along Passeig d'Abel Matutes Juan, focuses on organic and locally grown produce from farms across the island. It opens from 08:00 on the same days, making it the earlier of the two and a good first stop before heading to Mercat Vell.
Both halls are covered and trade weekly through the year. The province page covers the rest of the island group. Nearby, Santa Eulalia del Río and Sant Antoni de Portmany each host their own weekly street markets. Official visitor information is available through the Eivissa tourism website.
The Mercat Vell, Ibiza's municipal market on Plaça de la Constitució in central Eivissa, opens Monday to Saturday from 9am to 2pm with fish and seafood, fruit and vegetables, meat, bread and local olive oil.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Meat & Poultry · Fish & Seafood · Bread & Bakery · Olive Oil
A municipal market on Passeig d'Abel Matutes Juan where local Ibiza farmers sell fresh fruits and vegetables directly from their stalls. Open Monday through Saturday from 8am to 2pm with wheelchair accessible entrances.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Organic Products
Ibiza's two municipal markets both trade Monday to Saturday, and neither opens on a Sunday. Mercat Vell runs from 09:00 to 14:00, while the Pagès Market starts an hour earlier at 08:00. Both are covered halls in the lower town of Eivissa, so they keep to the same days through the year.
No, neither of Ibiza's markets opens on a Sunday. Mercat Vell and the Pagès Market both close after Saturday morning and reopen on Monday at 09:00. Since these two covered halls are the only fresh produce trading in Eivissa, a Sunday visit means buying the day before.
Fish and seafood in Ibiza is sold at the Ibiza Municipal Market (Mercat Vell) on Plaça de la Constitució, on counters alongside meat and poultry, fruit and vegetables, and bread and pastries. The hall trades Monday to Saturday from 09:00 to 14:00. The Pagès Market nearby sells organic island produce rather than fish.
