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Flea Market / Vlooimark Durban

South Africa
Flea Markets: 3 · South Africa
Markets and websites checked May 2026
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📖 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 Flea Markets
  1. Golden Hours Family MarketDurbanSun 10:00-15:30
  2. I Heart MarketDurbanFirst Saturday of the month, 9:00-14:00
  3. Essenwood MarketDurbanSat 9:00-15:00
3 markets

Golden Hours Family Market

📍 Durban
Open: Sun 10:00-15:30
Address: Uitsig Rd, Durban North, Durban, 4051
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 → 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 → 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 → 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.
💡 TipThe 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
Open: First Saturday of the month, 9:00-14:00
Address: The Hay Store, Point Waterfront, Durban, 4001 (Location can vary, check their social media)
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 → 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 → Sell online200-450 ZAR on Gumtree Focus on products using indigenous ingredients like rooibos, fynbos, or marula oil.
  • Designer Silver Jewellery Buy250-800 ZAR → Sell online600-2000 ZAR on Bob Shop Chat with the designers. Pieces with a unique story or inspiration are easier to resell.
💡 TipFollow 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
Open: Sat 9:00-15:00
Address: Stephen Dlamini Rd, Musgrave, Berea, 4001
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 → 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 → 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 → 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.
💡 TipParking 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.
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What are the best flea markets in Durban?

Well-known flea markets in Durban include Golden Hours Family Market (Durban), I Heart Market (Durban) and Essenwood Market (Durban). This page lists 3 markets with addresses, opening hours and what to buy there to resell.

When are flea markets open in Durban?

Most run on weekends. Golden Hours Family Market: Sun 10:00-15:30; I Heart Market: First Saturday of the month, 9:00-14:00; Essenwood Market: Sat 9:00-15:00. Hours change with the season, so check the market's own website before you go.

What can you buy at flea markets in Durban to resell?

Good finds at these markets include Vintage Children's Toys (buy 40-150 ZAR, resell 150-400 ZAR on Bob Shop), Second-hand Books (buy 20-80 ZAR, resell 100-300 ZAR on Bob Shop), Used Clothing (buy 50-150 ZAR, resell 150-400 ZAR on Facebook Marketplace) and Local Ceramics & Pottery (buy 150-500 ZAR, resell 400-1200 ZAR on Bob Shop). Check what an item actually sold for before you pay — the FlipTip app shows real sold prices from a photo.

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