This small market is located in a palm grove in the northern part of Kamala. It’s always shady and cool here. The market operates only on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 14:00 to 21:00.
Kamala Market is an ideal place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables, souvenirs, and have an inexpensive dinner.
As at most markets, you’ll find a variety of goods — clothing, food, and souvenirs. Prices are reasonable, but bargaining is welcome — you can get a nice discount.
Sometimes you’ll come across street musicians who make the atmosphere even more authentic.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best time to visit the market? The optimal time is right at opening. There are fewer people, vendors are just setting everything up, and the food is as fresh as it gets.
- What should you bring? It’s best to have cash — many stalls accept only cash. Also bring wet wipes or sanitizer — they’ll come in handy.
- How much time to plan? At least 1–1.5 hours if you want to walk around calmly and grab a bite.
- Who is the market suitable for? Families with children, backpackers and budget travelers, food bloggers, and anyone looking for authentic local vibes.
Read more about exotic Thai fruits in our article What Fruit Are You?, and if you’re looking for true exotic experiences, check out our article Fried Insects: Exotic Delicacy or Daring Experience?
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