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Flea Market / Second-hand Market San Pedro
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Flea Market, Second-hand Market
📖 The 'Market' scene in San Pedro, Belize, particularly at the San Pedro Artisan Market, is a vibrant hub for resellers seeking unique, handcrafted items. Here, you'll discover a treasure trove of local artistry, including intricate wood carvings made from 'jungle zericote', handwoven jippi-jappa baskets, colorful textiles, and jewelry crafted from natural materials like seashells and sculpted stones. Resellers can also find paintings by local Belizean artists depicting tropical scenes, and even handwoven hammocks. An insider tip for resellers is that many vendors are open to negotiation, offering a chance to secure better deals on these authentic Belizean and Guatemalan crafts.
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- San Pedro Artisan MarketSan PedroDaily, typically 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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San Pedro Artisan Market
📍 San Pedro
Open: Daily, typically 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Address: Nurse Shark Street, San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize
A dedicated space for local artisans on the popular island of Ambergris Caye. It features newly constructed kiosks for vendors to sell handmade souvenirs, jewelry, and crafts.
💰 What to buy here
- Seashell & Sea Glass Jewelry Buy20-60 BZD → Sell online$25-75 USD on Etsy, targeting an international audience. Look for unique designs and high-quality findings (clasps, wires). The more artistic pieces have higher resale value.
- Local Paintings & Art Buy50-200 BZD → Sell online$75-250 USD on eBay or to art collectors. High potential but Buy directly from the artist if possible. Bright, tropical scenes are the most popular sellers.
- High-Quality Souvenirs (Wood, Slate) Buy40-100 BZD → Sell onlineResale is difficult as they are location-specific. Best for Focus on items that feel authentic and well-made, not mass-produced trinkets.
💡 TipPrices here are geared towards tourists. Bargaining is less common but still possible, especially if buying multiple items. Ask vendors about the origin of their items, as some are from mainland Belize or Guatemala.
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