Vernon Chalmers Photography: Milnerton Flea Market on a Sunny Saturday

31 October 2023

Milnerton Flea Market on a Sunny Saturday

Milnerton Flea Market, Cape Town

Milnerton Flea Market - Cameras and Accessories

Saturday at the Milnerton market...

A hotchpotch of colours, textures, goods and just about everything at the Milnerton Flea Market.

This Flea Market is not just about 'one man's junk is another man's treasure', there are various traders selling handmade African craft works, secondhand books, textile and various stalls of fresh produce and refreshments.

I have found a table with all the old film cameras and accessories particularly interesting and will definitely return for another look.

The Milnerton Flea Market seems to be well organised with clear trading policies and communication between the traders and the Flea Market site management. I've spent some time discussing various bits of trading and other information and received very positive feedback on well organised trading environment and conditions.

Image Gallery
14 images with Canon EOS 6D / EF 24-70mm f/4L IS USM lens.

Av Mode: Auto-ISO / various apertures (f/4-f/11).

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More About Milnerton Flea Market

"Milnerton Flea Market is a well-known flea market located in Cape Town, South Africa. However, please note that details about specific locations, events, or businesses may change over time. For the most accurate and up-to-date information about the Milnerton Flea Market, I recommend checking local sources, online directories, or contacting local tourism or commerce offices in Cape Town.

Here are some general tips if you're planning to visit a flea market like Milnerton:

1. Operating Days and Hours

Confirm the days and hours of operation for the Milnerton Flea Market. Flea markets often have specific days and times when they are open to the public.

2. Vendor Variety

Flea markets typically host a variety of vendors selling a wide range of goods, including clothing, antiques, crafts, collectibles, and more. Be prepared for a diverse shopping experience.

3. Local Cuisine

Explore any local food vendors or eateries around the flea market. It's an opportunity to try local cuisine and snacks.

4. Bargaining

In many flea markets, bargaining is a common practice. Be prepared to negotiate prices with vendors, but do so respectfully.

5. Local Regulations

Be aware of any rules or regulations at the flea market, such as restrictions on photography, payment methods, or specific vendor guidelines.

6. Comfortable Attire

Wear comfortable clothing and shoes, as you may be doing a lot of walking and browsing.

7. Local Culture

Take the time to interact with local vendors and visitors. Flea markets often provide a glimpse into the local culture and community.

8. Transportation

Consider the transportation options available to reach the flea market. If you're using public transport or a taxi, be aware of the nearest drop-off points.

9. Weather Considerations

Check the weather forecast and be prepared for the conditions, especially if the flea market is outdoors.

10. Security

Keep an eye on your belongings, and be cautious with valuables. It's always a good idea to be aware of your surroundings in crowded places.

To get the most accurate and current information, consider checking online reviews, the official website or social media pages (if available), or contacting the local tourism office in Cape Town." (Souce: ChatGPT 2023)

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