Fuerteventura, the sunny Canary Island, is about much more than golden beaches and crystal-clear water. Explore the island’s lively markets with us, where every stall tells a story and every find is an adventure in itself.
in the north of the island, is a paradise for craft lovers. The streets come alive with colourful stalls selling handmade jewellery, boho clothing and unique souvenirs. The laid-back atmosphere and mouth-watering smell of local specialities make this market a must. I talk about it a little in this article.
Centro Comercial Campanario, here.
Thursday and Sunday, 9am to 2pm.
(under 30 min by car): wing foiling, kitesurfing, surfing.
Fuerteventura’s capital, is a fascinating blend of tradition and modernity. From fresh local produce to innovative gadgets, it offers a wide range of choice. Colourful fruit and veg stalls sit alongside the latest handmade creations, for a varied shopping experience.
right here.
Saturday, 9am to 2pm
(under 30 min by car): wing foiling, kitesurfing, surfing.
takes visitors back in time. Tucked away in a charming village, it showcases traditional crafts, from pottery to textiles. You might just stumble on a vintage treasure or a one-off piece that tells a local story.
Casa de los Coroneles, right here.
Tuesday and Friday, 10am to 2pm
(under 30 min by car): wing foiling, kitesurfing, surfing.
is home to a market where local flavours and bright colours come together. The stalls overflow with fresh fruit, artisan cheeses and fish caught that very day. It’s the perfect place to taste Fuerteventura’s delicacies while picking up unique gifts to take home.
Plaza del Mercado, right here.
Friday, 9am to 2pm.
isn’t just a beach resort – it’s also home to a lively market. Between sunbathing sessions, browse the stalls selling souvenirs, summer clothes and local creations. It’s the ideal market for relaxed shopping with a sea view.
right here.
Friday, 6pm to 10pm
offers a dive into traditional Canarian crafts. Local artisans show off unique products, from pottery to weaving. It’s the perfect place if you’re after authentic souvenirs and the charm of local craftsmanship.
Vega de Río Palmas, here.
3rd Sunday of the month, 10am to midnight
where you’ll find a mix of fruit, veg, crafts and all sorts of products. It’s a lively market that’s lovely to wander around.
Morro Jable, right here.
Monday and Thursday, 9am to 2pm