Watsons Bay Market

Watsons Bay Spring Market – Annual Seaside Festival

Sydney’s most scenic market is back. Watsons Bay Spring Market throws more than 150 stalls onto the harbourfront for a one-day festival of food, fashion, and finds. Boutique shopping under the sun, live music drifting through Robertson Park, and ferry views that make Westfield look like a bad life choice. This is the east’s annual mega market, and it only happens once a year.


Location

Address: Robertson Park, Military Road, Watsons Bay NSW 2030


Dates

Next Event: Sunday 21 September 2025, 9:00am–3:00pm
Frequency: Annual
Duration: One day only
Website: cambridgemarkets.com.au


The BioHax Take

Not all markets deserve the word “festival.” This one does. Watsons Bay Spring Market is a mash-up of seaside carnival and boutique shopping spree, with Sydney Harbour as your Instagram backdrop. From artisan preserves to designer swimwear, it’s proof that small stallholders can outshine Oxford Street.


Who It’s For

  • Market lovers who crave a one-day spring blowout

  • Locals and visitors looking for a Watsons Bay day trip with shopping perks

  • Foodies who want their gozleme with harbour views

  • Families needing a free, stroller-friendly Sunday plan

  • Dogs that like attention (and treats)


What’s On Offer

  • 150+ stalls featuring food, fashion, homewares, art, and eco products

  • Gourmet street eats: gozleme, paella, burgers, sweet treats

  • Fashion & design: women’s, men’s, kidswear, swimwear, jewellery

  • Home & lifestyle: candles, ceramics, skincare, gifts

  • Family & kids: toys, rides, entertainment

  • Pet-friendly vibes with stalls for furry friends


Sustainability Snapshot

Expect eco stalls, handmade goods, and low-packaging traders. Many stallholders focus on local sourcing and sustainable production, aligning with the coastal setting.


Frequently Asked Questions

1. When is Watsons Bay Spring Market held?
It’s a once-a-year event in September, with the 2025 edition on Sunday 21 September, 9am–3pm.

2. Where is Watsons Bay Spring Market located?
At Robertson Park, Watsons Bay, right by the ferry stop on Sydney Harbour.

3. How many stalls are at Watsons Bay Market?
Over 150 stalls spanning food, fashion, art, homewares, and lifestyle.

4. What makes Watsons Bay Market unique?
The unbeatable Sydney Harbour backdrop — shopping, eating, and lounging by the water.

5. Is there an entry fee?
No, entry is completely free.

6. Is the market family-friendly?
Yes, there are rides, kids’ stalls, and safe lawns for families.

7. Can I bring my dog?
Yes, Watsons Bay Market is pet-friendly, with stalls catering to four-legged friends.

8. How do I get there?
Public transport is recommended. Take the ferry from Circular Quay or buses from Bondi/the city. Limited parking nearby.

9. Who organises the market?
It’s run by Cambridge Markets, known for Sydney’s best curated markets.

10. How do I apply to be a stallholder?
Apply via cambridgemarkets.com.au. Spots are limited and highly sought-after.

11. Is there parking?
Parking is limited and fills quickly. Public transport is recommended — take the ferry from Circular Quay or buses from the city/Bondi.


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Article originally published: 10 September 2025, by Editor

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