Lovely market. Very spacious, neat and clean. Plenty stalls (but still room for alot more) and a few well known ones you will recognize. Eg, Yoli Bakery, Salt Rock Gelato, Mozambik, Chip and Dip, Italian Corner. Lots of fresh produce at reasonable prices and the quality is amazing. Kids play area is huge, tons of parking available. Live music available as well.

Absolutely beautiful atmosphere, on the North Coast, we arrived around 10am and it was already busy, live music started at 12pm, the music added a truly relaxing atmosphere, food was a we some, tried the sugarcane Juice with added lemon and ginger, so refreshing. Variety of different dishes to suit every palate. Tried the Thai noodles and spring rolls, pet friendly which is great, awesome shopping and homemade gifts especially for Christmas a must visit this holidays

Unbelievable find on the North Coast, we went for a family day out and found something for everyone. The facility is well set out with a classy but rustic feel typical of markets but this one is a cut above anything else I have visited. The stores are definitely better standard too but when you get to the food stalls the selection is tantalising, varied and phenomenal standard. The fresh produce hall was excellent. Live music, great vibe and safe parking. This is a must visit for all of KZN.

What a great market. Great stalls with great products. If you a foodie like me the choices are endless. A great family outing.

Beautiful experience and would highly recommend a visit. I would suggest going closer to 9-9:30 as this is the time the spit braai was ready and the roast chicken if you guys are looking for that

This was a very nice market. I went with my cousin and his daughters. It was very hot that morning (36°C at 10 am) so if you can’t handle heat then please go on a day that it isn’t that hot. Because there is no airconditioning or anything. It they do sell proper iced coffee ❤️🙏🏻. Also The food was very good, the people were so friendly 😊. I bought a few souvenirs to take back home to the Netherlands. All in all it was a good way to spend a little bit of time to buy nice things.

Had a great walk through the market, and had a few drinks with some good music…

It's a good concept similar to the Shongweni Market. The signage to get here is inadequate and needs to be worked on, perhaps with some sponsors buying space for advertising and a free signage board? I see great potential in the future of this market. Although the Farmer's aspect of it is MISSING. One veg stall and that's it. There needs to be much more. I understand that this is Ballito, but the pricing in some stalls is high end boutique prices. Come on guy's, think long-term and more customers... food stalls were good variety, however, disappointed that at midday the one stall that claimed to sell spitlamb was sold out... equipment looked polished as though it was never used on that day... I had the Chicken biryani from a corner stall and it was absolutely delicious, I should have bought another portion for supper. Keep it up. My family bought some lamb items from opposite side, let's just say the bun was so drywall experience and the other with like a salad went off so quickly on the way home. It smelt bad. I am sure that the heat had something to do with this. There should be water misters in some areas as this place gets piping hot and humid... overall impression. Well done, we will definitely be back. However the charm of Shongweni can't be copied... but with more stalls and more farm organic products, people will come... well done... oh and there's a stall selling iced coffee and iced hot chocolate... buy the combination mix with half ice... the machine wasn't working well... so we were offered ice... delicious drinks on a hot day... see you soon. I loved this metal work.... #CurryCulture 🌶 blog