Explore the Vibrant Port Douglas Markets

  • Every Sunday from 8 am to 1:30 pm
  • Under the Raintree’s in Anzac Park, 20-22 Davidson Street, Port Douglas, opposite the Macrossan Street intersection.
  • Over 100 local arts, crafts, produce, and practitioners stalls.
  • Stall enquiries email to [email protected]

Discover the Best Markets in Port Douglas: A Shopper’s Paradise

Enjoy the Port Douglas Markets every Sunday in a stunning location at Anzac Park, with beautiful views overlooking the Coral Sea. It’s the perfect spot to soak in the atmosphere while browsing local treasures.

As a shopper, Port Douglas is the ultimate destination for you. With a bustling market scene, there’s no shortage of things to see and buy here. From fresh produce to locally-made souvenirs, there’s something for everyone. In this guide, we’ll take you through some of the best markets in Port Douglas.

Sunday Market

The Port Douglas Sunday Market is a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike.  You’ll find over 100 stalls selling everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts. Try the locally-made ice cream and browse the stalls for unique souvenirs.

Port Douglas Market Park

If you’re looking for a mid-week market, head to the Port Douglas Market Park. Held every Wednesday, this market has a great selection of fresh produce, handmade crafts, and locally-made goods. With a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of seating, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a leisurely lunch and soak up the tropical vibe.

Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina Market

Located in the heart of Port Douglas, the Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina Market is a premium destination for shoppers. Held every Saturday, this market is perfect for those looking for high-end fashion and artisanal goods. With a stunning waterfront location, it’s a great place to enjoy a glass of wine and take in the views.

Mossman Markets

If you’re willing to venture a little further afield, the Mossman Markets are well worth a visit. Held every Saturday in the Mossman Shire Hall, these markets offer fresh produce, handmade crafts, and local goods. Be sure to try delicious local food and soak up the friendly atmosphere.

Farmers Market

The Port Douglas Farmers Market is the place for fresh produce. Held every Sunday, this market has a great selection of locally-grown fruit and vegetables, freshly baked bread and other goodies. You’ll also find handmade crafts and souvenirs here, making it a great all-around market.

In conclusion, Port Douglas is a shopper’s paradise, with a great selection of markets. Whether you’re looking for fresh produce, locally-made goods, or high-end fashion, there’s something for everyone. So be sure to plan a visit to one of these markets on your next trip.

 

A carefree, fun mood is generated at the local markets in the Port Douglas region.  It stems mainly from the friendly attitude of stallholders, the fresh and locally grown produce they sell to tourists and locals, and the range of creative arts and crafts.

There are two weekly markets in Port Douglas and another on the highway further north in the sugar-growing heart of the region at Mossman.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Port Douglas Markets

When are the Port Douglas Markets held?
The Port Douglas Markets are held every Sunday from 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM. They offer a variety of stalls with unique products for visitors to enjoy.

Where are the markets located?
The markets are at Anzac Park, located at the corner of Wharf and Macrossan Streets in Port Douglas. This central location makes it easily accessible for both tourists and locals.

What can I find at the Port Douglas Markets?
The markets offer diverse products, including fresh produce, locally made arts and crafts, clothing, jewellery, souvenirs, and more. You can explore a wide array of stalls that showcase the talents and creativity of local artisans and producers.

Is there an entry fee to the markets?
No, entry to the Port Douglas Markets is free for all visitors. You can stroll through the market stalls and enjoy the lively atmosphere without any admission charges.

Is parking available near the markets?
Yes, there are various parking options available near the markets. You can find street parking and designated parking lots within walking distance of Anzac Park.

Are the markets open in bad weather?
The markets generally take place rain or shine. However, the markets might be cancelled for safety reasons in severe weather conditions, such as heavy rain or strong winds. It’s a good idea to check the local weather forecast and any updates from the market organizers if you’re uncertain.

Can I bring my pets to the markets?
While Port Douglas is a pet-friendly town, leaving your pets home when visiting the markets is advisable. The crowds and various food stalls might not be the most comfortable environment for pets, and their presence could also disrupt other visitors’ experiences.

Can I use credit/debit cards at the markets?
Many vendors at the Port Douglas Markets accept credit and debit cards, but it’s recommended to bring some cash as well, just in case some stalls only accept cash payments.

Are the markets wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the markets are wheelchair accessible, and efforts are made to ensure everyone can enjoy the experience comfortably.

Are there food and drink stalls available?
Yes, the markets have a variety of food and drink stalls offering delicious options for breakfast and lunch. You can find local and international cuisines, snacks, and beverages.

Do I need to book a stall if I want to sell my products?
Yes, if you’re interested in having a stall at the Port Douglas Markets, you must book in advance. Please visit their website for more details: https://douglas.qld.gov.au/port-douglas-markets/.

Are the markets only held on Sundays?
Yes, the Port Douglas Markets are currently held only on Sundays. The weekly event draws locals and tourists to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and unique offerings.

This waterfront park precinct overlooks the Coral Sea.  Ocean breezes keep it cool, the palm trees offer shade, and the carnival spirit is infectious as visitors and locals stroll through the many colourful stalls.

After the markets, let’s explore the best restaurants for a relaxing lunch.

Then stroll along Macrossan Street for more retail therapy or enjoy entertainment at the Crystalbrook Marina.

Next, see more fun things to do in Port Douglas.