Agro Ibiza: Moonlight, Mountains and Markets

Summer's officially here and the nice people from Aaple, the agricultural and artisan asscociation, are holding their Sunday market a little later in the day.

This Sunday, 27th June, you can buy ecological local produce and locally made arts and crafts from 18.00 in the church square at Santa Gertrudis.

There are two added atractions too, it's a full moon and there's a live performance by some of Ibiza's most talented musicians, The Lost Mountain Orchestra, "who can put soulful country, original ballads, jumping gypsy jazz, tantalizing Tangos and whimsical classical delights together to form a setting of sparkling musical diamonds."

Sounds like a great afternoon out.

Spotlight Top Tip: there are plenty of bars and restaurants around or very near the church square if you wish to make a whole evening of it.

Ibiza Market: Secret San Jose

SSSSSHHHHHH. Don't tell a soul. There's a market selling some really nice arts and crafts products in San Jose village centre every Saturday morning from 10.00 until 14.00.

There's plenty of choice, some nice gifts for yourself or friends back home, the only thing missing is customers!

There's not a word about it on the San Jose council website, nothing in the Diario de Ibiza's 'agenda' page and not a poster anywhere in the village itself, so no wonder nobody's going and three stalls are already empty.

Ibiza Market News

Tomorrow 5th June sees the Aaple craft and local produce market in Jesus.

There is also a new weekly arts and crafts market taking place in the main street of San Jose every Saturday morning.

Read more about markets in Ibiza

Ibiza April Markets

Taking advantage of the Ryan Air flights that have just started for a spring break in Ibiza? Then you'll need something to do on sunny Sunday afternoon, so how about visiting one of the local produce and products markets around the island?

It's fairly self explanatory apart from the last one which is the main square of Santa Eulalia. If anybody Spanish is reading this then I'm sorry for any confusion I caused by referring to the time before 15.00 as afternoon, it is of course morning in Spain.