Markets

[windermeregolfer]

Info courtesy of - Jill Terry - fuerteventuranow.com
MARKETS

CALETA DE FUSTE
The general market, located opposite KOBE steakhouse on the main road, is held on every Saturday and Tuesday (Weather permitting) between 9am and 2pm.
The craft market is held on Friday mornings, between 10am and 1.30pm, and is held on the plaza opposite the entrance to the Barcelo hotel, in the centre of the town.
CORRALEJO
The general market is held every Tuesday and Friday, between 9am and 1pm, and is held in the Baku Waterpark car park at the top of the town.
There is an Arts, Crafts and food market at the Campanario Centre every Thursday and Sunday morning.
There is a produce market, also held at the Campanario Centre, every Saturday between 10am and 2pm.
EL COTILLO
Craft market on Fridays from 6pm – 9pm, held in the Plaza Publica
LAJARES
There is a Craft market on Saturdays, from 10am – 2pm held at the Plaza
TINDAYA
Second-hand market/ car boot on the morning of the 1st Sunday in the month.
LA OLIVA
Local crafts and produce market held every Tuesday and Thursday from 10am until 2pm, at the Casa de los Coroneles
PARQUE HOLLANDES
There is a second hand market, in aid of local animal rescue (FAPRAP), held between 9am and 2pm on Sunday mornings.
TETIR
Held on the second Sunday of March, June September and December from 9am – 2pm in the Plaza next to the church
PUERTO DEL ROSARIO
Local produce market (Mercado Agrario de Fuerteventura), above the bus station on Avenida Diego Miller. It is held most Saturdays (I believe it is closed on local holidays) from 9am until 2pm, and offers a small number of stalls offering local produce.
LAS PLAYITAS
An evening craft market is held from 6pm until 10pm every Wednesday
TARAJALEJO
Secondhand/car boot held on the second Saturday of each month, from 9am until 3pm
LA LAJITA
An Agro-Artisan market is held at Oasis Park (Zoo) in a free access area. It is held every Sunday between 9am and 2pm.
COSTA CALMA
A weekly market held on Wednesday and Sunday 10am – 2pm
A monthly market held on 1st Sunday of the month, 9am to 1pm
MORRO JABLE
A weekly market on Monday and Thursday 9am – 2pm

[TamaraEnLaPlaya]

TETIR - quarterly craft market.

A couple of friends and I went along today - we'd never visited this market before and it was only looking at our new Calendar on here the other evening that reminded me it was on. Thanks.

Parking was tight around the actual site of the market, by the church, but if you were happy to walk 100M there was plenty available. For people wanting to make a longer outing there are several cafes and a restaurant in the village as well as a great little bakery that doubles as a café. (3 coffees and 1 toasted sandwich, 4€!)

The market had a selection of stalls, perhaps 15 in total, and a few stalls for charities and tourist info.

There was a large stall with local grown fruit and veg - very good quality - included some lovely lettuces of varieties not normally available here, spring onions, chard and several other 'greens' that I didn't know the name of. Lots of fresh herbs. Fresh oranges were being quartered and handed out.

One or two bakery stalls.

Several stalls with local cheese, mojos, tuno (prickly pear) products etc.

Woven baskets.

Crochet.

Toys.

Photographs of the island.

Jewellery stalls.

There was live music in the plaza but the biggest surprise was a dog show in the neighbouring (green!) field! All the dogs looked the same!! Perro Majorero apparently, looked like crosses between bardinos and black Labradors.

As it was only 10 minutes down the road for us it made a change to go there for coffee and a look around. The market wouldn't be the destination for a day out but makes a nice stop on the way to somewhere else.

[TrickyFox]

I actually prepared the list of markets. I tried to make it as comprehensive as possible but I can't guarantee the accuracy of the info as I haven't been to many of them and the info was gleaned from other sources.

[Grampiangranny]

There is an excellent flea market In Puerto del Rosario on Sunday mornings, just beside the Guardia building by the church, you are likely to find anything from an original Spanish navy cap to a full size inflatable male doll!

[Grampiangranny]

It's been there every Sunday morning we've been down.  Don't think it's coincidence. Thanks for pinpointing the location.

[Emmi Smith]

Yes the one in Rosario has been every Sunday for years.  When I first went about 7 years ago, it was HUGE on two levels.  Then for a few years for some reason there was just a handful of stalls,so I stopped going. However,it has almost reverted to its former glory. I went last week and it was buzzing.

[Johnrgby]

When we passed The market in Caleta on Tuesday around 11:30, there were five Guardia and two Police Nacional vehicles parked there, one would assume they were looking for "counterfeit" product? or I could be cynical and suggest they were looking for people who hadn't, purchased tickets for their Christmas dance.

[Emmi Smith]

Well,, they would have to be blind if they cannot see the fake stuff!!!  Nothing seems to have changed at all since the "counterfeit raid" some time ago! I went last week for the first time in some years, just to see if anything had changed, but still seems  a real  dump and far from being an "attraction"at least for me !

[Spitfire58]

I don’t think it is much of a draw for locals or frequent stayers. We only go in when we have visitors staying. Some like it, some don’t. My ex daughter in law marched through from end to end with barely a glance because the bags etc “were all fake”. The young & not so young (in some cases) tend to see a benefit in having something with a label & will be happy with a fake label, others are too stuck up even for that, she was certainly one 🤣😂🤣😂
Myself, I couldn’t  care less as long as it does the job, is comfortable & doesn’t bankrupt me 🤣😂🤣😂

[Can the Man]

I bought a few leather belts there in the past, they weren’t great. One thing I do buy there is the Aloe Vera sunscreen and the Aloe Vera muscular rubs, they are very good.