Jimbaran Market in Bali

A walk through the market gives you a glimpse into the fresh variety available, as well as a lot of photo opportunities. Most times, you’ll only need to drop by the roadside stalls to catch the action. Mornings are quite the sight at the Jimbaran Market, with occasional mild traffic congestion on nearby roads being very commonplace. The parking area can also be a hectic scene as locals shuffle in and out on motorcycles while sellers unload their wares.

The market is often included as an itinerary item on market tours by cooking classes in southern Bali, such as Bumbu Bali based in Tanjung Benoa, Anika Cooking Class in Tuban, as well as guest activities offered by the notable Jimbaran resorts such as the Four Seasons and the InterContinental Bali Resort. The market often concludes visits to the island’s main seaside fish market in the neighbouring village of Kedonganan, which is a short drive further north.