Discover the Best Markets in Tenerife

Visiting Tenerife’s different markets is a great way to connect with its people and traditions. If you’re planning a trip to the island, here’s where to go, what to buy, and the markets you shouldn’t miss.

Markets in South Tenerife

South Tenerife is famous for its sunny weather and spectacular beaches—but also for the variety of markets held throughout the week. It’s perfect if you want something beyond the typical tourist route, combining open-air shopping with leisure activities or a relaxing day by the sea.

Los Cristianos Market

One of the largest and busiest markets in South Tenerife, held Tuesday and Sunday mornings along the seaside promenade. You’ll find clothing, costume jewellery, footwear, handcrafted items, natural products, and souvenirs—ideal if you want variety and a stroll by the ocean.
Days: Tuesday & Sunday
Hours: 9:00–15:00

Adeje Market

A key meeting point for visitors and locals. Held Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays in the Fátima area. Stalls range from fresh fruit and vegetables to home décor and textiles. Easy access and free parking.
Days: Wednesday (afternoon), Saturday & Sunday (mornings)
Hours: 9:00–14:00

El Médano Market

With a creative, alternative vibe, this market takes place Saturdays in the main square. It stands out for handicrafts, eco-friendly products, clothing, and handmade goods—perfect if you’re after an original keepsake.
Day: Saturday
Hours: 9:00–14:00

Las Galletas Market

Every Friday morning at the Las Galletas marina, a charming market fills the docks with stalls selling everything from antiques and books to flowers and local treats—an authentic stroll through tradition.
Day: Friday
Hours: 9:00–15:00

Llano Abajo Market

Located in San Miguel de Abona, known for its friendly atmosphere and a lovely selection of second-hand items.
When: 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month
Hours: 9:00–17:00

Guaza Market

A local favourite, known for competitive prices and a varied offer that changes weekly. You can find furniture, appliances, toys, books, clothing, antiques, and all sorts of curiosities. More than just a market, it’s become a multicultural meeting place.
Days: Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Hours: 9:00–14:00

Markets in North Tenerife

North Tenerife is known for its more traditional, rural atmosphere—and its markets reflect that. They’re genuine and less tourist-focused, offering a more authentic experience for visitors who want to immerse themselves in the island’s local culture.

Puerto de la Cruz Market

A northern classic, with stalls selling clothing, antiques, Canarian gourmet products, crafts, and local food in a traditional setting close to the historic centre and seafront. Ideal for combining shopping with a stroll through town.
Days: Wednesday & Saturday
Hours: 08:00–14:00

La Laguna Farmers’ Market

Located in Plaza del Cristo, this is one of the north’s most visited markets. It stands out for the quality of its fresh produce—perfect for picking up fruit, cheeses, flowers, and freshly baked bread. You’ll also find homemade pastries, local wines, and a lively atmosphere that captures La Laguna’s spirit.
Days: Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday
Hours: 06:00–14:00

Tacoronte Market

Famous for its agricultural tradition, Tacoronte’s market brings together small producers offering the best of the land: wines, cheeses, avocados, honey, and seasonal products. A must for anyone wanting to taste the true flavour of North Tenerife.
Days: Saturday & Sunday
Hours: 08:00–14:00

Los Silos Market

A small but charming market in Plaza de la Luz, right in the town’s historic centre, surrounded by a setting full of character and tradition. Ideal for fresh produce, jams, honey, bread, coffee, and friendly chats with producers—warm, close, and authentic.
Day: Sunday
Hours: 08:00–14:00

Gastro Corner Slow: Kora Nivaria Beach’s local food concept

At Kora Nivaria Beach, we believe travel is something you taste, too. That’s why we created Gastro Corner Slow a culinary space that pays tribute to Canarian cuisine with a conscious, local, and seasonal approach. Our menu is inspired by Atlantic flavours and features products sourced from the island’s very own markets.

At Gastro Corner Slow you can enjoy nutritious breakfasts, plant-based options, reimagined traditional dishes, and healthy snacks for any time of day. Our commitment to local producers and respect for the environment also shines through in our selection of Canarian wines and cheeses, fresh juices, and specialty coffee.

If you visit any of the markets mentioned and feel inspired by their produce, we invite you to round off the day with a relaxed, full-flavour experience at Kora Nivaria Beach—where every bite tells a story of taste and sustainability.