Saturday market we arrived at 7.40am to get vegetables and it was virtually sold out Sunday was better not much Norfolk Island made products though

First of all these markets do have stalls selling local stuff including souvenirs made from Norfolk Island pine such as pens and doorstops to name a few. There are other general items and even foods. Whilst markets are just a gimmick and not touristy at all, I would however recommend these ones if you were interested in taking home something... More 

These markets will suit the tourist. Lots of little things to buy to take home. Try a homemade cake, slice or muffin. They are all good. lovely pottery and jewellery at a good price. On every Sunday in all weather. you will see Trent Christian singing there too.

This review probably isn't complete as the Saturday markets on our trip was nearly non existent. There had been bad weather and there was a shortage of fresh fruit and vegetables on the Island. The Sunday market was much bigger with a range of wares. Quite a lot of jewelry for those so interested. I found many of the stores... More 

This lovely little market occurs rain, hail or shine - exactly as it states on the sign. The market starts early in the morning and goes until 11am although it is recommended that you get there by at least 10 am to have enough time to browse before stalls start to close. They sell everything from cakes, chocolates, fruit and... More 

I spent an enjoyable morning browsing the rows of stalls of locally made products at this quaint market buying some wonderful hand made bags and purses as well as toiletries and unique items to remember my visit to this beautiful location.

Just back from our second visit to Norfolk Island. Again, visiting both Saturday and Sunday markets are really a must for anyone self-catering. Unfortunately we fly in on a Saturday afternoon so miss the Saturday Growers Market but did check it out before we flew home at the end of our trip - much smaller market but choice of two... More 

For a small market, it has lots on offer. Oh, did I mention the fresh almond croissants? Trent was there singing away, what a fabulous voice. Get there early to get the best local produce.

Locally grown produce with outstanding taste. Fruit that not only looks good but delivers true flavour, unlike the 'supermarket' variety you get on the mainland. Saturday for local produce and fresh fish, Sunday market for home made wares, craft, jewelry, cakes, chocolate, all served up by the nicest people. LOVE Norfolk Island and it's people.