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Flea Market / Vlooimark Durban
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3 Markets · South Africa
Flea Market / Vlooimark
📖 Durban's flea market scene offers resellers a vibrant mix of goods, reflecting the city's diverse cultural influences. Markets like the Victoria Street Market are a treasure trove for Indian and African crafts, spices, and textiles, while the I Heart Market at Northlands Primary School focuses on locally produced artisanal goods, fashion, and upcycled items. Resellers can find anything from unique handmade jewelry and vintage clothing to second-hand books and household items. An insider tip for Durban is to explore the smaller, community-focused markets like the Golden Hours Family Market in Durban North, which often supports local causes and can yield surprising finds under its canopy of mango trees.
3 markets
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Golden Hours Family Market
📍 Durban
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Address
Uitsig Rd, Durban North, Durban, 4051
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Open
Sun 10:00-15:30
A relaxed, shaded market under mango trees, known for its family-friendly vibe. It offers a mix of crafts, second-hand books, clothing, and fresh produce, with proceeds supporting a local school.
💰 What to buy here
Vintage Children's Toys
Buy40-150 ZAR
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Sell online150-400 ZAR on Bob Shop
Look for tin toys, old Dinky cars, or classic board games with all their pieces.
Second-hand Books
Buy20-80 ZAR
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Sell online100-300 ZAR on Bob Shop
Look for collectable paperbacks (e.g., early Penguin editions) and non-fiction, especially local history.
Used Clothing
Buy50-150 ZAR
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Sell online150-400 ZAR on Facebook Marketplace
A good place for everyday wear and kids' clothing. Check for stains and damage in the good light under the trees.
Tip:The second-hand book stall is large and often has hidden gems. Arrive around midday when it's busiest and the atmosphere is best.
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I Heart Market
📍 Durban
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Address
The Hay Store, Point Waterfront, Durban, 4001 (Location can vary, check their social media)
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Open
First Saturday of the month, 9:00-14:00
A curated market focusing on local design, craft, and artisanal food. It showcases high-quality, locally produced fashion, decor, and deli goods. A great place to find unique, contemporary items.
💰 What to buy here
Local Ceramics & Pottery
Buy150-500 ZAR
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Sell online400-1200 ZAR on Bob Shop
Look for handmade pieces with unique glazes or forms. Small, signed items are great for online shipping.
Natural Skincare Products
Buy80-200 ZAR
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Sell online200-450 ZAR on Gumtree
Focus on products using indigenous ingredients like rooibos, fynbos, or marula oil.
Designer Silver Jewellery
Buy250-800 ZAR
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Sell online600-2000 ZAR on Bob Shop
Chat with the designers. Pieces with a unique story or inspiration are easier to resell.
Tip:Follow their Instagram page before you go. They feature vendors in the week leading up to the market, so you can pre-scout for interesting products and makers.
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Essenwood Market
📍 Durban
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Address
Stephen Dlamini Rd, Musgrave, Berea, 4001
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Open
Sat 9:00-15:00
An iconic Durban market set in a beautiful park, offering a wide variety of stalls with food, books, antiques, clothing, and household items under shady trees.
💰 What to buy here
Durban Poison & Local Memorabilia
Buy100-300 ZAR
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Sell online300-800 ZAR on Bob Shop
Look for vintage tourism posters, old hotel ashtrays, or items related to Durban's surfing and cultural history.
Indian Brassware & Textiles
Buy80-250 ZAR
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Sell online250-700 ZAR on Facebook Marketplace
Durban has a large Indian population; look for vintage brass lamps (diyas), statues, and colourful sari fabrics.
Vinyl Records (Local Music)
Buy50-150 ZAR
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Sell online200-600 ZAR on Bob Shop
Search for Maskandi, Mbaqanga, and Bubblegum pop genres from the 70s and 80s. Artists like Juluka, Mahlathini, and the Mahotella Queens.
Tip:Parking is on the street and can be tricky after 10 AM. Circle the blocks around the park for a spot. The antique and book stalls are usually grouped together on one side.