World Famous Kuranda Markets

  • Heritage Markets: Wednesday to Sunday, 10 am to 3:30 pm
  • Original Rainforest Market: Wednesday to Sunday, 9:30 am to 3 pm

Kuranda is renowned for its vibrant markets, making it a must-visit destination in the Village in the Rainforest. With two distinct market locations, the Kuranda Original Rainforest Markets and the Heritage Markets, there’s something here for everyone.

Discover the Kuranda Markets in the Rainforest

Stroll through the markets and explore various stalls offering unique items. From Aboriginal artifacts and handmade leather goods to exquisite woodwork and jewellery, you’ll find treasures that tell a story. The friendly stallholders are always happy to explain their craft, and shipping overseas is never a problem.

Enjoy live entertainment from wandering buskers as you shop. The markets are conveniently signposted throughout the village, making them easy to find. Both markets are adjacent to the park and cater to art lovers with an impressive selection of opals, considered some of the finest in the world.

While browsing, indulge in fresh Queensland macadamia nuts, delicious food, and refreshing tropical fruit juices. Don’t miss the chance to have your fortune read or watch a talented portrait maker at work. Unusual souvenirs made in Kuranda are abundant and perfect for both young and old.

Savour the Experience

Visiting the Kuranda Markets isn’t complete without sampling local delights like honey, tropical fruit juices, and ice cream. With music and a relaxed atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the local Culture.

To truly experience the best of Kuranda, we recommend allowing plenty of free time to explore the markets, browse the stalls, and refresh at one of the many cafes and restaurants. Don’t rush—immerse yourself in the vibrant market culture and take a piece of Kuranda home.

Explore. Discover. Enjoy. 🌲🛍️🎶

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