The Hippest Hipster Markets You’ll Find in Bali

How to discover and locate the local Bali market scene requires significant research, word of mouth and a combination of local knowledge which most travellers to Bali don’t necessarily have.

Luckily we have an in-depth insight into the best markets to find the hippest and coolest items.

Such items as home-wares, jewellery, quality souvenirs, trendy clothing, wall art, tasty treats and everything else in between that you can possibly imagine! A tale of discovery and adventure, post exploration awaits those willing to take the journey to some of the best and hippest markets on the island of mystical Bali. Most of the below-mentioned markets are sometimes a little off the beaten track and maybe a bit of a taxi ride from your Seminyak Villa or Canggu Villas & only open on particular dates – before you go please double check to see if they are still open as some markets may have closed.

This guide will help you to bypass the traditional hassle of local vendors and come across items that are unique, tasteful and affordably priced.

Top Tips for Hitting Bali’s Markets

• Dodge the heat: Head down in the morning or late arvo — wandering around at midday is just asking for sunburn!

• Wear comfy shoes: Some of the paths are a bit rough, and you’ll be walking for an hour or two – so you want to be comfortable.

• Cash is king: Most stalls won’t take card, so keep a few smaller notes handy for easier deals.

• Haggle, but keep it friendly: A smile goes a long way — it’s meant to be fun, not a standoff.

• Bring a tote or backpack: Easier for your haul, and the locals love when you skip the plastic.

• Enjoy local food: Bali’s markets are full of stalls serving up fresh, organic eats and drinks. It’s the perfect chance to sample something new, healthy, and seriously tasty while you wander around.

• Spend the money: Your helping locals who need the extra income.

Updated by Steven Walberg on 15 Sept 2025

Local Art Stalls on Jalan Laksmana & Jalan Kayu Aya (Eat Street)

Walking along Jalan Laksmana, you’ll come across little street stalls with hand-painted artworks, carved masks, and colourful fans. It’s all pretty low-key, but that’s the charm — you can chat to the artists themselves and even ask them to make something just for you.

If you wander down the smaller laneways, you’ll often stumble onto tucked-away markets, quirky shops, or a tiny gallery you wouldn’t spot otherwise. Most of these places wind down not long after sunset, so the best time to explore is late afternoon, when the light’s perfect and the streets are a bit calmer as the surfers head off to the beach.

Seminyak Flea Market

Right in the heart of Seminyak, just steps from Kayu Aya Beach, this easygoing market is super convenient to reach from your villa or hotel. Wander down the shady little lane and you’ll find racks of breezy dresses, sarongs, and beachwear, along with handmade baskets and wooden carvings that give it that local touch. It’s colourful, casual, and the perfect spot for a relaxed afternoon browse — especially once the sun starts to cool off.

Visit: The Flea Market

Address: Jl. Kayu Aya No.17, Seminyak, Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali

Seminyak Village

Right in the middle of Jalan Kayu Jati, Seminyak Village has become the go-to market in Seminyak for many years. Inside you’ll find pop-up stalls run by local makers selling island-style fashion, handmade homewares, natural beauty goodies, and even gourmet treats — all set up in a bright, modern space that’s easy to browse. It’s super family-friendly and well worth a wander after dinner to pick up some souvenirs.

Visit: Seminyak Village

La Brisa Beach Club Sunday Markets at Echo Beach, Canggu

Right on the beach at Echo Beach in Canggu is the very popular La Brisa Beach Club and here you will find local vendors selling their wares. A great atmosphere and vibe.

Also Read: First time to Canggu – Canggu survival guide

Old Man’s – Weekend Market

Bangkok is renowned for its amazing selection of flee, come hipster styled markets and Bali is quickly catching up as a destination offering a myriad of quirky markets to find a bargain!

Old Man’s, just meters from the sand of Batu Bolong Beach in Canggu, is an open-air bar with an expansive lawn area. Here, on any given weekend, you can leisurely stroll through a selection of some 150 individual traders, stalls.

A party style atmosphere will be experienced here, with resident DJ’s, plenty of icy cold drinks on hand and lots of fun and games to keep the kids amused; it’s a real family-oriented experience at Old Man’s weekend markets.

There are traders selling low, medium and high-grade products, of every description. Maybe a new sterling silver bracelet or necklace will catch your eye or a new bikini, with matching sarongs. For the health-conscious shopper, there are a plethora of Organic food stalls.

Note that the market is generally held once a month, so every time you go, there is always something new and interesting, to catch you’re fancy. They have a Face Book page that will provide you with plenty of information including the dates the market is held on each month.

Address: Jalan Batu Bolong, Canggu Beach (end of Jalan Batu Bolong)

Hours: Differing weekends 8.00am – 3.00pm

Old Man’s is a great place for sunset cocktails but it also has its own market.

Canggu Makers Market – Berawa

Grab a cocktail, take in the live music & dine as you shop until you drop!

The Canggu Makers Market has one very alluring attraction; the Berawa Kitchen. Generally held every Saturday, in the afternoons from 1.00 pm – 9.00 pm, so make sure you go there with an empty stomach. The many food stalls also referred to as the Berawa Kitchen, offer a delicious array of interesting dishes to keep you fuelled up, as you explore the mini-city of stalls.

Many stalls have a vibrant selection of Hipster inspired goodies, all things handcrafted, unique and quirky, are ready to be snapped up by those looking for a market bargain.

Do you know the beaded styled necklaces and bracelets, often worn by Buddha’s? These are certainly the ‘in peace’ of decorative Hipster essentials, there are plenty to choose from here; handcrafted from a selection of natural stone and wooden materials.

At 7.00 pm the market really ramps up with hip, live tunes making it a great venue to socialize with like-minded Hipsters.

Address: Jalan Raya Semat No. 8 Badung, Berawa.

Hours: Saturdays 1.00pm – 9.00pm

Phone: +62 82 4641 5009

Sanur Sunday Market

The Sanur Sunday Market is held in the sprawling gardens of the Mercure hotel and the beachfront walking path which runs for several kilometres along the Sanur foreshore; a very pleasant and easily accessible location.

At one side of the garden, is an independently run café, where you can order the famous Luwak coffee among all of your other favourite, traditional caffeine fixes. The café also makes some delectable cakes that are hard to resist; the gooey cheesecake is a very popular choice among the regular market attendees, held on the last Sunday of every month.

You can even have some pampering time in between exploring the trader’s stalls, with gel manicure treatments starting from as little as $15Aud.

The market has a chic vibe to it with a selection of high quality and unique items to be picked up, at bargain prices. You can find a great selection of trendy homewares, some cutting edge, designer clothing; an array of quality handcrafted jewellery, organic produce and much more tastefully spread out in this beautifully manicured garden.

And the kids will be thrilled if you buy them a handcrafted teepee that can easily fit in a child’s bedroom or somewhere in the garden back home.

Address: Mercure Resort Jalan Mertasari, Sanur Bali 80228

Hours: 10.00 am – 6.00 pm – Last Sunday every month

Contact: +62 812 1888 3343

Pasaran Market – A Bi-annual event

Referred to as Pasar Pasaran; Pasar meaning market in Indonesian Bahasa language is a unique event that only takes place two times per year. You could almost describe it as more of a ‘Hipster Festival’, as opposed to a traditional market; akin to something you might find in a place such as Byron Bay, in the northern NSW coastal town.

It’s a celebration of homegrown Balinese culture, arts, local food delicacies, hip, in vogue hipster fashions, a fabulous selection of local performing musicians and interesting items from all over Indonesia.

There is a significant array of items on display that are of recycled materials, including clothing, handicrafts and quirky accessories of all descriptions.

It’s a melting pot of everything Indonesian with vendors making the journey to this special event from all corners of this incredibly diverse culture. It gives tourists and locals an insight into many of the different ethnic groups that make up Indonesia which consists of some 30,000 plus individual islands.

There is also a small showroom that is open daily, with a display of some of the items you will find at this bi-annual event.

Address: 1 Jalan Kayu Cendana, Seminyak, Badung.

Hours: Twice per year – date advertised on the Instagram page – Showroom: Mon-Sun 9.00 am – 9.00 pm

Phone: +62 821 4641 5009

Kumbasari Market

 If you’re looking for a few trendy Rattan bags to take home for yourself, friends and family, then this market has a fantastic selection to choose from.

It’s everything rattan at Kumbasari Market and walking around town back home, with a beautifully handwoven rattan bag, you will no doubt be the envy of all your friends and family.

You will also find a great selection of handcrafted wicker bags, these handmade items, suit every occasion and will match perfectly with almost any of your current fashion accessories and latest clothing trends.

You may find similar items around other parts of the popular tourist areas on sale with local vendors, but what you will find at Kumbasari Market are exceptionally well priced. Beyond the rattan, bags look forward to a great selection of bamboo and pom-pom baskets of all shapes, colours and designs. A broad-rimmed summery hat purchase will certainly have you looking the goods amid the tropical Bali scene.

Keep an eye out for local fabrics as well, normally used in making sarongs, kebayas and the like. And there is also a good selection of beach-inspired homewares that will make perfect gifts for those envious friends back home.

Address: Jalan Gajah Mada, Pemecutan, Denpasar, Bali.

Hours: Mon- Sun 8.00am – 5.00pm

Samadi Markets in Canggu

When most people think of Samadi in Canggu they’ll say it’s a yoga retreat and studio. But did you know that every Sunday they have a local market where vendors sell food, jewellery, freshly made food, loaves of bread, jams, veggies and a whole host of other tasty dishes? Samadi also has its own vegan cafe where you can chill out with your mates. the family and watch all the other tourists, locals, hipsters with the must-have man buns and ex-pats walk around. A very casual vibe and is about a 15-minute walk from Echo Beach. Which makes it a great place to come and have some lunch after a mornings swim/surf.

If you happen to be staying in a Villa in Canggu with the kids nearby Samadi markets are a great place to stock up on all your fresh fruit, veggies, cereals, snacks for the kids etc.

Also read: 2 Yoga Studios in Canggu Bali – worth visiting

Address: Jl. Padang Linjong No.39, Canggu

Love Anchor Bazaar

In the heart of Canggu on Jalan Batu Bolong; Love Anchor  Bazaar is well worth a visit! If you make your way to Jalan Batu Bolong in Canggu, you will find the very popular Love Anchor bazaar. Here you can spend some time browsing local vendors selling jewellery, crafts, art, clothes, handbags and a whole range of Bali souvenirs. Enjoy the vibe, the activity and do a tiny bit of fun bargaining as you pick up those holiday souvenirs. It’s in a super-handy location about 500 metres from the beach so you can spend the day here. Love Anchor is open 7 days.

Visit Love Anchor

About the author

Steven is a true Bali enthusiast and passionate surfer who knows the island like the back of his hand. When he’s not crafting articles or capturing videos of the latest restaurants, hidden gems, and must-see spots, you’ll find him riding the waves at Echo Beach or zipping around Seminyak, Berawa, and Canggu on his scooter. As part of the Bali Villa Escapes marketing team, Steven has been living in and out of Bali for over 15 years, soaking up the culture, beaches, and vibrant local scene. He loves sharing insider tips and favourite experiences to help visitors make the most of their Bali adventures.