Very good flea market. This market (with the 2 adjacent large farmers markets), they have a large number of stalls. They sell South-African crafts, hand-made gifts, arts products clothes, leather products, souvenirs, cermics products, fruits, vegetables, flowers, meat, natural cosmetics, natural soaps, a lot of cooked local food stalls, and others. There are a lot of sitting tables where you can sit, relax, and enjoy trying a large selection of local food. These 3 market have plenty of car parking. It is usually very crowded on Saturday morning (they are open on Saturday morning only 8:00AM-12:00 noon, and are closed all other times). By short, this market (with the adjacent farmers market {Wild Oats farmers market} are the largest and the most-visited farmers market in the Garden Route area.

We had a fabulous time exploring this market, next door to the Farmers Market. So much talent! Chat to the artists as you meander through the many stalls offering something for everyone - or as close to it as possible!

A refreshing stop on our way past. I enjoyed an omelet and a coffee. Toilets are clean. It was quite muddy at the entrance due to rain the previous night.

Awesome. Many little treasures to be found. Friendly, arty and relaxed..

Came across FJ Hanekom at the Scarab Market. What a great artist who paints portraits of motor vehicles. Come visit the market and see if you can find your treasured car among his paintings. A great gift for any car lover/collector.

So many things to do and see. Very nice stalls and had a amazing experience

Great atmosphere, friendly people, incredible variety of stalls!

Far quieter than the Wild Oats market that was a nice as its crazy season. Got great sour dough bread and enjoyed an ice cold beer and there was an amazing lady singing

What a great Experience it was to walk around the market and see the varios items for sale, anything form stange curios, to amazing artwork and the most fantastic food. if you are in and or around I would 100% recomend a visit to this small town, large offerinng market. Personal opinion is more markets shoulf take notes from the market.

Great market on Saturdays in Sedgefield. Interesting art and friendly people. A perfect way to spend a morning on the garden route.

Large selection of stalls to browse from . There is every from clothes to food . There is a loads to see .

There is a guy who makes and sells wood chopping boards at a very reasonable price. Lots of other nice stalls too.

Lovely day out and lots of stalls and a good variety of products. Good food on offer and sit out in the sun

An impromptu Saturday visit with the kids. Pleasant atmosphere and guitar muso. Well priced wooden clocks and kid's tracksuits. Will definitely be back.

Lovely side stop with lovely craft shops. Stunning glass jewelry shop - worth stopping.

Across the road from the wild Oats market that's hosted every Saturday morning, this is the place for interesting desserts like ice creams and churros and to buy beautiful, unique, handmade items from tie dyed clothes, leather bags and belts, silver jewellery. Have feathers and hair charms added to your hair, grab a new outfit, some amazing, unique decor for home, add a henna tattoo, grab some jewellery and feel amazing! 2 unique vendors include one that sells upcycled tools that are now bird feeders, salt and pepper pot holders and so many more roles in their new lives. Another prints your favorite art onto pillow cases.. A Monte on the couch and some van Gogh sunflowers on the patio? Permanent on site vendors include a coffee shop, pearl jewelry store that has handmade items, a beaded jewelry maker and seller, elephant paper store, wood carving store and the best vegan restaurant - li-o-la

This market is wonderful lots to do and many cool stalls with a wide range of interesting things !

Interesting market. As a first time visitor, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Never got to the agrimarket. The highlight was the gentleman playing his guitar. Excellent song choices.

Very diverse arts and crafts with good coffee shops and clean toilets. No one puts any pressure on you, but quite happy to discuss their wares with you. Better than the standard roadside tourist curios, and, if you have to stop for fuel, this is a good place to stretch your legs and browse the local crafts.

Very nice place. Lots of arts and crafts 🌹❤️

Always nice to visit this village and neighbouring markets. Put the day aside to get the most from your visit. Plenty to eat and drink, play area for the kids and plenty to do for the whole family.