Lots of brokers and high risk for getting pick-pocketted. You need a guide for a small market crammed into a small area. Whatever price you are told, divide it by 4 as your starting point for negotiating, or you will be ripped off.

Great for finding fabric and a tailor , for wax fabric you should pay ~1,000/metre (September 2023) and you can buy it in 6 or 12 yards. 6 yards is more than enough for a shirt and shorts combo! The tailor should cost you ~5,000/piece (pending pockets, elastic waist, etc.)

Crazy market, very hectic but cool

A really nice but busy market!

You will definitely need a guide who speaks french and wolof to negotiate prices to prevent overpaying,(thanks to Linda our guide she's the best).There are lots of clothing, sandals, traditional prints and artwork. Also, various places to eat in the sandaga market.

Definitely a place to visit in Dakar for your fabrics, arty jewelry and other clothings

Sandaga is one the most famous market in Senegal. If you are visiting Dakar, do not forget to make a tour there maybe you will find something you would to buy as a souvenir.

Good local Market to buy all types of stuff.

This market is good to buy local souvenirs but a bit expensive, and some sellers might want to sell you things for triple or x4 times the original price, so be well aware to negociate carefully. However, there is another great market called HLM where you can find out about everything.

It's an interesting experience. You can find everything you need there!

This place is chaotic. People and cars share the Same road. No order or whatsoever.

African wear and much more to select from a variety of items from this huge market

The market was crowded. You can get good clothes but must be ready to bargain hard.

Surprisingly safe. Lots of roadside vendors and shops

Great place for shopping but careful woth the sellers

The items for sale a really lovely! Bags galore, sunglasses, dresses, home decor, etc. Unfortunately, the sellers are SO relentless and pushy. As soon as you show any sort of interest they will not stop offering you other items, keep pressing on how amazing the items are and inflate the prices by about 500%. My dad is from Senegal, so they kinda listened to him and left us alone after he kept insisting. Once my sister and I returned on our own though, we were followed around the entire market by men, insisting we should follow them to their stands and shops, after us multiple times refusing to follow and demanding to be left alone. I ended up getting 1 items even though I wanted to buy way more because I was just so uncomfortable and couldn't stand being near the market anymore. We never felt unsafe! It was just frustrating, if you have strong nerves, patience and can (and like to) haggle, you'll have a great time!!

Lots of diversity of goods, very nice people. Will recommand it.

Buzzing market in the commercial hub of Dakar, Senegal. Was more organised than some of the other markets. With a wide variety of items traded.

Very good market, i bet you will find what you are looking for.. groceries, clothes bags shoes cell phone and accessories, computer furniture body care services and cosmetics etc

If you like Senegal traditional custom go there

Very tight but great things to buy

Be prepared for the hawkers but a great market with lots of local crafts and clothes. Everything you could think of is there. Our hotel recommended this market as the best in Dakar and it was great.

Great market with all you may need. Just ask!

Find there everything from electronic repairs to clothing or food joints. If with car, and not planned where to park, think again before going there 🙂

This market is not marked correctly on the map FYI. It seems to be several blocks away. Many of the “guides” are rude and pushy, however, if you are able to escape your guide, there are many things to see. Vendors are generally quite nice. Near here is a street fruit market that smells heavenly with many fresh fruits. Also there is a flower market and house plants for sale. Take your time. Do not be rushed by a “guide” and take in the sights!

The market is under renovation, most market sellers have moved. The place is quiet but few arts things to buy.

Sandaga is a nice place to purchase all your needs at a favourable price. Cheap and affordable food stuffs, home utensils, furniture etc. It's easily accessible nd secure for security reasons.

Great place to get souvenirs (besides Soumbédioune) and fabric. There are also good tech stores around here.

Great deals on local made stuff!

Best deals in town....

They do have local and foreign pricing but its not too bad

Crowded like most markets. Can find all sorts but the main things here are materials and tailors as well as jewelry.

Not well supplied. Access no easy.

Great place. Fabrics etc available

I like this place, very beautiful and safe market.

It's an experience and can be a lot to navigate on your own. Go with the flow. Visit many shops. Always negotiate. Enjoy the experience.

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African Market! Bought a few items at a great deal 🖤

If you are looking for handicraft items . Sandaga is a place for you to shop Remember to bargain for good deal

Lovely place....beautiful amateur artpieces...watch out for potential sweet talkers...senegalese salespeople are very skilled...lol

The place was nice crowded with people and cars. But have the to be mindful because the drivers hardly give a way to the people trying to cross the road.

hello the sandaga market is located in Dakar plateau near the roundabout currently under repair.

It was really a wonderful experience to be here. It's a good place to be with free animals. You can plan a trip with your family too. The staff and service is excellent. They have good food too.

Very popular. You can find almost everything there

Too crowd and not safe at all. Highly recommended to make the trip with an acquainted one.

Lots of things to see. You're highly likely to get whatever you are looking for;all in one place. Things are really affordable once you have good negotiating skills.

Nice vibrant African market.. Polish up your French to negotiate prices...

Variety of fabrics, clothing, household utensils, etc. Friendly and helpful sellers. Great African market