Flea markets and antique fairs in Corsica on October 24 and 25, 2026: on Saturday the old ASPTT stadium in Sarrola-Carcopino gathers about fifty exhibitors, before Sunday's markets in Ajaccio, Borgo and Aregno.
Saturday morning, eight o'clock. At the old ASPTT stadium in Sarrola-Carcopino, ten kilometres from Ajaccio, the brocante of October 24 opens its stalls. Flea markets and antique fairs in Corsica on October 24 and 25, 2026: on Saturday the old ASPTT stadium in Sarrola-Carcopino gathers about fifty exhibitors, before Sunday's markets in Ajaccio, Borgo and Aregno.
Saturday in Sarrola-Carcopino, 8am to 6pm
The big brocante and car boot sale in Sarrola-Carcopino runs on Saturday 24/10/2026, from 8am to 6pm, at the old ASPTT stadium, where the operator SAS Piétri runs it every Saturday from April to October with about fifty exhibitors, private sellers and dealers, who lay out their goods from morning to evening. The car park holds 500 vehicles.
The stalls line up antique furniture, tableware and trinkets. Vintage clothes, books, tools, electronics and curiosities of every kind come on top. Free entry and free parking. A bar with light food and toilets serve the site.
To sell, a pitch costs 15 euros. No booking required. Sellers change from one week to the next. Every Saturday brings different stalls. The market goes ahead in any weather, short of exceptional conditions. From Ajaccio, ten kilometres by road.
The other markets, from Furiani to Aregno
Saturday starts early around Bastia. In Furiani, the U Felinu association's brocante welcomes sellers from 6:45am in the COSEC car park on route de la Marana, where you find antique furniture, tableware, vinyl records, tools and Corsican objects. U Felinu means “The Feline” in Corsican. In Lupino, the Bella-Stella car boot sale fills the small square of Notre-Dame des Victoires church. It runs from 6am to 1pm. Private sellers and professionals offer clothes, tableware, toys and books.
On the Costa Verde, the Moriani-Plage brocante runs every Saturday, between sea and mountains. About forty professionals sell antiques, paintings, copper and pewter. There are also old jewellery, old books and postcards. In San-Nicolao, the car boot sale in the municipal car park runs on Saturday and on Sunday alike. The association Les Enfants ont des Ailes runs it. Sellers arrive from 7am.
On Sunday, the Boulevard Pascal Rossini flea market in Ajaccio opens at 7am. About thirty sellers set up along the pavement, opposite the lycée and the municipal swimming pool, with antique furniture, vinyl records, paintings, books and magazines. The market closes around 1pm. Entry is free. In Porto-Vecchio, the car boot sale on Avenue de Bastia runs from 8am to 2pm. It benefits associations that take turns. They are SOS Décharge, Global Earth Keeper, Corse Parkinson and Chats de Solfa.
Borgo opens at 6am. On route de la Gare, the weekly car boot sale takes fifty sellers at most. Borgo lies fifteen kilometres south of Bastia and five from Bastia-Poretta airport. Expect clothes, tableware, furniture, toys and books, with free entry. In Balagne, the Aregno flea market takes place opposite Algajola beach. Sellers offer furniture, trinkets, clothes and books, with free entry. In Castellare-di-Casinca, the Saint-Pancrace brocante receives up to twenty sellers from 7am. The association U Tempu chi Passa runs it. Its name means “The Time that Passes”.
