You can take a local bus, which is an economical option. Alternatively, local taxis are readily available and offer a direct route. Ride-sharing apps might also be an option, but local taxis are often recommended for cost and supporting the local economy.

Yes, there is parking available across the road from the market for a small fee, typically around 4 euros. It can fill up quickly, especially during peak hours.

Local taxis are generally the cheapest and most convenient option. Expect the fare to be around €30-€35, depending on the time of day.

Yes, local buses serve the San Carlos area where Las Dalias is located. Check local bus schedules for routes and timings from your starting point.

The market has uneven ground in some areas. While many visitors navigate it comfortably, it's advisable to be aware of the terrain.

Entry to the market itself is generally free. However, special events or evening parties might have an admission fee. It's always best to check their official schedule.

The market hours vary depending on the day and season. Saturdays are typically open during the day, while Monday evenings are popular for 'Peace N Music'. Check the Las Dalias website for the most up-to-date schedule.

While the daytime market is usually free, the night market and associated events, like the Akasha nightclub, may have an entrance fee.

The night market and associated club nights typically begin after 11 pm during the summer season.

Yes, Las Dalias hosts various events throughout the week, including 'SuperNova' on Saturdays, 'Nido' on Sundays, 'Namaste' on Wednesday nights, and 'Peace N Music' on Monday nights during the summer.

You'll find a wide array of handmade goods, including unique jewelry, bohemian clothing, artisanal soaps, art, home decor, and wellness products. +1

The market is known for its genuine handmade products from local and international artisans, focusing on quality and unique craftsmanship.

While some vendors might be open to negotiation, it's not as common as in some other markets. The focus is on the value of handmade items.

Absolutely! Las Dalias is a fantastic place to find unique, handcrafted souvenirs that are far more special than mass-produced items.

Some vendors do accept credit cards, but it's always a good idea to have cash on hand for smaller purchases or if a vendor prefers it.

The music varies greatly. Daytime often features relaxed vibes, while evenings can include live bands, DJ sets, and themed nights like 'Peace N Music' with 60s tunes.

Yes, especially during the evening events and at the Akasha nightclub, you can expect DJ sets playing various genres.

Live music is a common feature, particularly during the weekend garden parties and special evening events.

'Peace N Music' is a themed night, often featuring music inspired by the 60s and 70s, aiming to capture the original hippy spirit.

Yes, the Akasha nightclub is part of the Las Dalias complex and operates after the market closes, offering a different nightlife experience.

Yes, Las Dalias offers various food stalls and bars where you can grab snacks, meals, and refreshing cocktails.

You can expect a range of options, from casual snacks and tapas to more substantial meals, often with a bohemian or international flair.

Absolutely! There are several bars serving a variety of drinks, including cocktails, perfect for enjoying the market atmosphere.

Prices are typical for Ibiza's tourist spots. While not the cheapest, the quality and atmosphere often justify the cost. Grabbing drinks at a nearby Spar is an alternative if on a tight budget.

While specific options can vary, many stalls offer diverse choices, and you can often find vegetarian or vegan-friendly dishes. It's best to ask vendors directly.