Clive's Saturday Night Market is set amidst Mango Orchard at Casa Babu, Arpora. Very good and organised flea market in Arpora. Parking easy available, vibe of the market is great with lots of local eateries and dealers and live music as well, must attend. Beautiful gathering ,party and music is good, young and energetic crowd.
Hello, There's a clue in the name, Saturday night market. But if you Google it there is a website http://saturdaynightmarket.com so you can find out from the horses mouth. There is another market in Anjuna, a bit further up the coast however this one opens on a Saturday from 16:00 p.m to 03:00 a.m and it is called Clive's market and is only on the Saturday night market in Arpora Goa. Opening shortly as permissions are on the way.
It's still worth visiting but as CEO says it really has downsized a bit due to the COVID 19, however the fun will resume shortly.
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It used to be a fun night out, tourists would come from Goa and all over the world to attend.
The drinks are not at all over-priced. As you can see there is a new component added to food and drinks know as GST (Goods and Services Tax). Earlier it was the poor names drink.
An awesome place. Anytime you go lots of colourful variety shops.A truly Goan place with lively music. People enjoying and shopping off course. A place must visit with lots of things to do.
Like a lot of things in Goa- there has been a lot of envy of successful businesses so people who can, take advantage.
We visited Clive’s Saturday night market whilst staying at our nearby hotel and it proved to be a good weekend shopping experience. Locals told us that it only gets going after dark (4pm onwards) and if walking you may need a torch, we certainly did use the torch on mobile however got it charged with power bank.
It’s very busy and covers around a quarter of a mile square with every sort of stall selling most things anyone might want. There is a large street food and drinks section with food from all over the world as well as many local dishes, whilst we didn’t eat we saw lots of others tucking into take away style dishes. Lot of things to do on weekend in goa.
The music is great and entertaining. Its interesting to see all the flea market stuff in one place with live music, food and DJ real Entertainment with Live bands. We danced the whole night The stores are all boutique types. I bought some beautiful outfits. But these are not cheap like Friday night market in Mapusa. But yet really great. Almost every single store was owned by a European designer and few locals. Totally unexpected experience. Very crowded but a lot of crafts, very good deals, very good food, nice jewellery.
Must Note Top Tip
There is a small stage area with music from quite a few different bands throughout the evening and a massive separate scooter/car park area. Top tip is to be very aware of scooters around this area as lots of the riders are tourists who have no “Indian” road sense, please pay attention.
All the stall holders are happy to haggle and if you are persistent there are some real bargains, I would make sure you have lots of different denomination notes so you can pay the exact price you have negotiated.
The Saturday Night Market at Arpora is a must visit. There are many family shopping options ranging from clothing, accessories, antique or boutique jewellery, handicrafts, etc. The eating options are also good with flavors from all across India not limited to Goan food.
It is close to the gokarting arena hence we clubbed these 2 places back to back.
