Heritage Month’s Farmers and Crafters Market every Saturday at Wild Coast Sun

Local farmers and crafters showcase talents and produce

Heritage Month’s Farmers and Crafters Market takes place every Saturday at Wild Coast Sun, with an array of local farmers and crafters showcasing their talents and produce.

The market, which is open from 9am to 2pm, offers a wide variety of fresh produce, homemade crafts, and baked goods.

Visitors can expect to find everything from seasonal fruits and vegetables to handmade jewelry, pottery, and clothing.

The market is a great way to support local businesses and get a taste of the unique culture and heritage of the region.

What to expect at the market

The Heritage Month’s Farmers and Crafters Market offers a wide variety of products, including:

• Fresh produce: Fruits, vegetables, and herbs
• Homemade crafts: Jewelry, pottery, clothing, and home décor
• Baked goods: Bread, pastries, and cakes
• Local specialties: Biltong, droëwors, and koeksisters

The market is a great place to find unique gifts and souvenirs, as well as everyday essentials.

How to get to the market

The Heritage Month’s Farmers and Crafters Market is located at the Wild Coast Sun, which is situated on the N2 highway between Durban and Port Edward.

To get to the market, take the R61 off-ramp and follow the signs to the Wild Coast Sun.

Once you arrive at the Wild Coast Sun, the market is located in the parking lot next to the main entrance.

Conclusion

The Heritage Month’s Farmers and Crafters Market is a great way to support local businesses and get a taste of the unique culture and heritage of the region.

With a wide variety of products on offer, the market is sure to have something for everyone.