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Flea Market Windhoek
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Flea Markets: 4 · Namibia
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📖 Windhoek's flea market scene offers resellers a vibrant mix of local crafts, second-hand treasures, and fresh produce. The Namibia Craft Centre is a prime location for unique, handmade items like leather goods, jewelry, and textiles, often supporting women-owned and community-driven enterprises. For more informal finds, the 'Lagos of Windhoek,' also known as Stop and Shop in Okuryangava, is a bustling hub where resellers can discover affordable, pre-loved clothing bales, though it requires keen bargaining skills and an eye for quality. The Windhoek City Market, situated between Independence Avenue and Post Street Mall, is known for its diverse offerings including vintage clothing, jewelry, and gourmet food, alongside traditional street food like *kapana*. An insider tip for resellers is to
🗒️ 4 Flea Markets
- Namibia Craft CentreWindhoekMon-Fri 9:00-17:30, Sat 9:00-16:00, Sun 9:00-13:00
- Post Street MallWindhoekDaily during business hours, approx. 8:00 - 17:00
- Windhoek City MarketWindhoekSelect Fridays, approx. 16:00 - 22:00 (check Facebook for dates)
- Green Market (Bio-Markt)WindhoekEvery Saturday, 8:00 - 12:00
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Namibia Craft Centre
📍 Windhoek
Open: Mon-Fri 9:00-17:30, Sat 9:00-16:00, Sun 9:00-13:00
Address: 40 Tal Street, Old Breweries Complex, Windhoek, Namibia
A well-organized, upmarket craft cooperative in the heart of Windhoek, located in the historic Old Breweries building. It features around 40 stalls from community-driven enterprises across Namibia, offering high-quality, vetted goods. Prices are fixed, but the quality is consistently high.
💰 What to buy here
- San Ostrich Eggshell Jewellery Buy250-900 NAD → Sell online60-200 USD on Etsy or specialist jewellery sites Look for intricate patterns and uniform bead sizes. The story of the San artisans is a key selling point.
- Hand-woven Baskets Buy300-1500 NAD → Sell online100-400 USD on home decor sites like Chairish or Etsy Baskets from the Kavango and Zambezi regions are highly sought after. Check for tight weaves and natural dyes.
- Local Paintings & Prints Buy500-5000 NAD → Sell online150-1000 USD on eBay or Saatchi Art for known artists Research emerging Namibian artists. A piece bought here could appreciate significantly in value.
- Hand-printed Textiles & Fabrics Buy200-700 NAD per piece → Sell online50-150 USD on eBay or to fashion designers abroad Look for unique, culturally significant patterns. These are great for resale as wall hangings or for crafting.
💡 TipThis is not a place for haggling. Instead, focus on finding unique artists and products you can't find in the street markets. Visit the Omba Gallery inside for higher-end, collectible art.
Post Street Mall
📍 Windhoek
Open: Daily during business hours, approx. 8:00 - 17:00
Address: Post St, Windhoek, Namibia
A bustling pedestrian-only street in central Windhoek lined with informal vendors selling a wide variety of crafts and souvenirs. The atmosphere is lively, and you can find goods from across Southern Africa, not just Namibia. Haggling is essential here.
💰 What to buy here
- Herero Dolls Buy100-350 NAD → Sell online30-80 USD on eBay or cultural craft sites Check for quality stitching and authentic fabrics. Dolls with more detailed, multi-layered dresses are more valuable.
- Carved Soapstone & Makalani Nuts Buy50-250 NAD → Sell online20-60 USD on Facebook Marketplace or eBay Personalized carvings on Makalani nuts (vegetable ivory) are popular. Look for artists with unique, detailed styles.
- Traditional Musical Instruments Buy200-800 NAD → Sell online50-200 USD on eBay, especially for thumb pianos (mbiras) or Test the sound quality. Authentic, playable instruments are worth more than purely decorative ones.
💡 TipThe best deals are often found at the beginning or end of the day. Many vendors are willing to give a good price to make their first or last sale.
Windhoek City Market
📍 Windhoek
Open: Select Fridays, approx. 16:00 - 22:00 (check Facebook for dates)
Address: Windhoek Country Club Resort, B1 Western Bypass, Windhoek, Namibia
A popular bi-monthly evening market with a focus on food, live music, and local crafts. It attracts a mix of locals and expats, offering a relaxed atmosphere. You can find vintage clothing, handmade jewellery, and gourmet local products.
💰 What to buy here
- Vintage & Second-hand Clothing Buy80-400 NAD → Sell online20-80 USD on Vinted or Depop for unique pieces Look for quality European brands from the 80s and 90s, or unique local fashion items.
- Artisanal Jewellery Buy150-800 NAD → Sell online40-150 USD on Etsy Find up-and-coming local designers whose work isn't yet in the main tourist shops. Unique designs sell well.
- Homemade Preserves & Local Delicacies Buy50-150 NAD → Sell onlineN/A - Best for personal use or local gifting A chance to buy authentic Namibian flavours like chili sauces, jams made from local fruits, and biltong.
💡 TipArrive early before the evening crowds for the best selection of vintage and craft items. Stay for the food and music to soak up the local atmosphere.
Green Market (Bio-Markt)
📍 Windhoek
Open: Every Saturday, 8:00 - 12:00
Address: 3 Dr Kenneth David Kaunda Street, Windhoek, Namibia
A weekly Saturday morning market established in 2004, focusing on organic produce, homemade goods, and eco-friendly products. While primarily a farmers market, it features over 40 stalls, including some selling crafts, fashion, and natural cosmetics.
💰 What to buy here
- Natural & Organic Skincare Buy80-250 NAD → Sell online25-60 USD on niche beauty marketplaces or Etsy Products made with local ingredients like Marula oil or !Nara oil have international appeal.
- Upcycled Crafts & Decor Buy100-500 NAD → Sell online30-120 USD on Etsy under 'eco-friendly' or 'upcycled' catego Look for creative items made from reclaimed materials, which have a strong selling story based on sustainability.
- Locally Roasted Coffee & Teas Buy100-200 NAD → Sell onlineN/A - Best for personal consumption or local resale Source unique Namibian coffee blends or herbal teas like Rooibos that you can't find in supermarkets.
💡 TipThis is a great place to network with local artisans and small business owners in a less tourist-heavy environment. Look for the stalls selling upcycled goods and natural skincare products.
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What are the best flea markets in Windhoek?
Well-known flea markets in Windhoek include Namibia Craft Centre (Windhoek), Post Street Mall (Windhoek) and Windhoek City Market (Windhoek). This page lists 4 markets with addresses, opening hours and what to buy there to resell.
When are flea markets open in Windhoek?
Most run on weekends. Namibia Craft Centre: Mon-Fri 9:00-17:30, Sat 9:00-16:00, Sun 9:00-13:00; Post Street Mall: Daily during business hours, approx. 8:00 - 17:00; Windhoek City Market: Select Fridays, approx. 16:00 - 22:00 (check Facebook for dates). Hours change with the season, so check the market's own website before you go.
What can you buy at flea markets in Windhoek to resell?
Good finds at these markets include San Ostrich Eggshell Jewellery (buy 250-900 NAD, resell 60-200 USD on Etsy or specialist jewellery sites), Hand-woven Baskets (buy 300-1500 NAD, resell 100-400 USD on home decor sites like Chairish or Etsy), Local Paintings & Prints (buy 500-5000 NAD, resell 150-1000 USD on eBay or Saatchi Art for known artists) and Hand-printed Textiles & Fabrics (buy 200-700 NAD per piece, resell 50-150 USD on eBay or to fashion designers abroad). Check what an item actually sold for before you pay — the FlipTip app shows real sold prices from a photo.
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