About Anjuna Flea Market
The Anjuna Flea Market is Goa's most iconic and vibrant open-air market, held every Wednesday at Anjuna Beach. What started in the 1960s as a small gathering of hippies trading goods has evolved into a massive international marketplace attracting thousands of visitors. Spread across the beach and surrounding areas, this market offers everything from traditional Goan handicrafts to global fashion, accompanied by live music, delicious food, and a festive atmosphere.
Why Visit Anjuna Flea Market?
- •Goa's largest and most famous flea market
- •International vendors from around the world
- •Live music performances and cultural shows
- •Wide variety of global cuisine and drinks
- •Unique handicrafts, clothing, and jewelry
- •Bargaining opportunities and great deals
Complete Guide to Anjuna Flea Market
The Anjuna Flea Market is more than just a shopping destination - it's a cultural institution that embodies Goa's free-spirited, international character. What began in the 1960s as a small gathering of hippies exchanging goods has grown into Asia's most famous flea market, attracting visitors from across the globe. Every Wednesday from November to April, Anjuna Beach transforms into a vibrant tapestry of colors, sounds, and smells. Visitors can find everything from traditional Goan handicrafts and Kashmiri carpets to Tibetan jewelry and Thai clothing. The market is particularly renowned for its bohemian fashion, leather goods, and unique souvenirs that can't be found elsewhere. Beyond shopping, the market offers a complete cultural experience with live music performances, international food stalls serving everything from Israeli falafel to German sausages, and a festive atmosphere that lasts from morning until sunset. The Anjuna Flea Market represents the enduring legacy of Goa's hippie trail and continues to be a must-visit experience for anyone seeking the true spirit of Goan culture.
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How to Reach
Located at Anjuna Beach, easily accessible from all major North Goa areas. From Panaji (18 km), take buses to Anjuna or hire taxis. From Mapusa (9 km), frequent buses and auto-rickshaws available. From Calangute (6 km), taxis and bikes readily available. Limited parking, arrive early for best spots.
Nearby Attractions
- Anjuna Beach (adjacent) - Famous beach with cliffs
- Curlies Beach Shack (500 meters) - Iconic beach venue
- Chapora Fort (3 km) - Dil Chahta Hai fort
- Vagator Beach (2 km) - Scenic beach with parties
- St. Michael's Church (1 km) - Historic church
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