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Dededo Flea Market: A Guamanian Weekend Tradition
Experience Guam's vibrant culture at the Dededo Flea Market, offering local crafts, fresh produce, Chamorro cuisine, and unique finds every weekend.
The Dededo Flea Market is a vibrant open-air market in Dededo, Guam, held every Saturday and Sunday morning. It's a cultural melting pot where locals and tourists gather to buy, sell, and socialize, offering a wide array of goods from fresh produce to unique souvenirs.
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GRCH+8F8, Dededo, GU
Saturday
5 am-10 am
Sunday
5 am-10 am
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The Dededo Flea Market, also known as the Guam Farmers Market, is a bustling weekend destination that embodies the spirit of Guam. Every Saturday and Sunday, starting as early as 5:00 AM, the market comes alive with vendors and shoppers seeking bargains and unique finds.
Located on Marine Corps Drive in Dededo, the market offers a diverse range of goods. You can find everything from fresh, locally-grown produce and plants to clothing, tools, and second-hand merchandise. It's a great place to sample local delicacies, such as Chamorro dishes, barbecue skewers, and tropical fruit smoothies. Many vendors are eager to share the stories behind their products, offering a more enriching shopping experience.
The market is more than just a place to shop; it's a cultural experience. It's a place where you can immerse yourself in the local community, enjoy the sounds of local musicians, and witness the vibrant energy of Guam. It's also a great place to try an island-style breakfast of fried rice, eggs, and meat. Whether you're looking for souvenirs, a taste of local cuisine, or simply a lively morning out, the Dededo Flea Market offers a unique glimpse into the heart and soul of Guam.
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Getting There
Walking
If you are in the heart of Dededo, start at the Dededo Sports Complex on Marine Corps Drive. Head north for about 0.5 miles until you reach the intersection with Route 3. Turn left onto Route 3 and walk for about 0.3 miles. The Dededo Flea Market will be on your left. The market is easily spotted due to its colorful tents and bustling activity.
Public Transport
To reach the Dededo Flea Market via public transportation, take a Guam Regional Transit Authority (GRTA) bus. GRTA operates bus routes connecting nearly all of Guam's villages. Check the GRTA website or call 475-4686 for the most up-to-date schedules and routes. The standard fare is $1.00 per ride, with discounts available for students, senior citizens, and people with disabilities. From the bus stop closest to the market, walk towards Marine Corps Drive; the market will be hard to miss with its many canopies and crowds.
Taxi/Ride-share
Taxis and ride-sharing services are available throughout Guam. A taxi ride from Tumon to the Dededo Flea Market typically costs between $20 and $30, depending on traffic and the specific location in Tumon. Be sure to confirm the fare with the driver before starting your trip. Several taxi companies operate on Guam, including Victor Taxi and Lester Taxi.
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