Discover Ibiza’s vibrant Sant Jordi Mercadillo at the Hippodrome, a haven for vintage finds, local crafts, and unique treasures.
At the heart of Sant Jordi, the lively square buzzes with energy, especially on market days. You’ll find locals and visitors mingling among the stalls, sipping on coffee, and soaking up the sun. It’s the kind of place where time slows down, letting you truly savour the moment.
A short drive from the centre, the Sant Jordi Hippodrome becomes the focal point of the village during the summer months, transforming into a bustling market. Here, you’ll find a treasure trove of vintage goods, local crafts, and quirky finds. It’s not just a shopping trip—it’s an experience, complete with the lively chatter of vendors, the scent of street food wafting through the air, and the occasional live music performance adding to the festive atmosphere.
And if you’re more into films than markets, the open-air cinema under the stars is a must. Grab some popcorn, find a cosy spot, and enjoy a movie with a side of cool evening breeze.
Sant Jordi is where tradition meets a touch of modern fun, making it a perfect spot to explore the lesser-known, yet equally captivating side of Ibiza.
Sant Jordi location and how to get there
Sant Jordi is nestled within the municipality of Sant Josep de sa Talaia and is conveniently located near some of Ibiza’s key towns. The village is easily accessible via the PM-801 road, which connects directly to Ibiza Town, making it just a 10-minute drive away. From San Antonio, you can take the PM-803 and connect to the PM-801, bringing you to Sant Jordi in about 20 minutes. Santa Eulària des Riu is a bit further, around 25 minutes by car, also via the PM-810, followed by the PM-803.
For those relying on public transport, bus lines 9 and 10 provide regular service to Sant Jordi, linking it with Ibiza Town and San Antonio. This makes it an easy spot to reach whether you’re exploring from the capital or other parts of the island.
