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Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market

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When it comes to markets, you might not think much of them, figuring there’s nothing special—just places selling fruits, vegetables, and daily necessities. But this natural market in New Zealand is truly worth a special introduction: the Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market. Located in Hastings, the Hawke's...

Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market

When it comes to markets, you might not think much of them, figuring there’s nothing special—just places selling fruits, vegetables, and daily necessities. But this natural market in New Zealand is truly worth a special introduction: the Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market.

The Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market is located in Hastings and is the perfect place to buy local food and regional specialties in the Hawke's Bay area. Normally, we shop at supermarkets, but this market allows face-to-face interaction between buyers and producers. Most importantly, it offers the freshest and highest-quality products—what we usually call organic or pesticide-free goods—giving shoppers peace of mind. The market is especially known for its homemade products with a variety of flavors that tempt you to try them all, such as homemade chili sauce, olive spread, various pickles, chutneys, seasonings, and muesli. In addition, there are freshly picked vegetables from the fields every morning.

The Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market also features stalls specializing in gourmet treats, including cupcakes, garlic sauce, shortcrust pies, Provencal olive bread, and a variety of delicious soups that are simply mouthwatering.

Hawke’s Bay Farmers Markets

Must-visit reason: The most popular market in the Hawke's Bay region

Continent where the attraction is located: Oceania

Country/Region where the attraction is located: New Zealand

Province/State where the attraction is located: Hawke's Bay Region

City where the attraction is located: Hastings

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