We went to the market in the afternoon as it was a little cooler and hopefully, less busy. There was still a crowd there, but we were able to get around easily. The market was full of varied stalls - clothes, jewelry, glassware, perfume and many various hand made gifts. There was a lovely feel as we walked around, stopping to listen to a singer. Thoroughly enjoyed our time and would recommend this as an excursion.

What an amazing, fun and interesting place this is :) I have been there twice and each time it is really cool and one of the highlights. Especially if you do the day-boat trip, it's just so relaxing and yet exciting and all. Also the surrounding nature is just so beautiful and tranquil Punta Arabi is definitely recommended

Our host took us to this market because I loooove markets. It was big and full of many hippie and exciting craftworks. It had many hippie clothes stores but they were not cheap or market value as I might expect. I picked up one long holey Lacey cotton skirt at 95 Euro and put it straight back! It had many jewellery and silversmiths stalls, if you’re looking for wearable handcrafted and personalised jewellery. I saw two stalls with Reiki and Buddha items. There were plenty of crystals and singing bowls stalls, also presented as wearables accessories. There were no idols or momentous stalls just the usual and average concept materials considered ‘hippie’. I would like to have seen more hippie homewears such as zen and natural items. I did find a Tibetan bells and would like to see more artefact such as Shingon wheel, mandala arts or something like those you see in Yoga and retreat centres. A good place to visit though.