The Costa Blanca is a paradise for market lovers. From vibrant fruit and vegetable stalls to artisanal crafts, clothing bargains, and flea-market treasures, every day of the week you’ll find a different town buzzing with colours, scents, and sounds. Whether you’re staying in Alicante, Torrevieja, Benidorm, or a hidden inland village, there’s a market nearby waiting to be explored.
Here’s your definitive guide to weekly markets on Costa Blanca – with verified days, times, and tips to make the most of your visit. 🛍️
Monday Markets
Kick-start your week browsing fresh seafood, seasonal produce, and handmade goods.
- Santa Pola – Large market in the town centre, offering everything from olives and cheese to summer dresses (8:00–14:00) – Source: Benidorm Seriously
- Denia – Daily municipal market for fresh produce, plus a fish market in the afternoon (7:00–14:00) – Source: Casa Las Dunas
- Callosa d’en Sarrià – A smaller local market in a charming mountain town (8:00–14:00) – Source: Casa Las Dunas
Tuesday Markets
Perfect for mid-week shopping – from coastal views to charming town squares.
- Altea – A picturesque market by the old town walls, famous for fruit, flowers, and bohemian clothing (8:00–14:00) – Source: Alicante Spain
- Orihuela – Traditional Spanish market in the historic city centre (8:00–14:00) – Source: Alicante Today
Wednesday Markets
Mid-week markets are ideal for those wanting fewer crowds than weekends.
- El Campello – Popular among locals, with plenty of fresh produce and Spanish snacks (8:00–13:00) – Source: Barceló Guide
- Benidorm (Mercadillo Pueblo) – One of the region’s most famous mid-week markets (8:00–13:30) – Source: Casa Las Dunas
- Polop – A traditional inland market with a local vibe (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- San Miguel de Salinas – Colourful stalls, ideal for stocking up your holiday kitchen (8:30–13:00) – Source: Casa Las Dunas
- Guardamar del Segura – Freshly baked bread, local cheese, and juicy oranges (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- Teulada – Small town market with plenty of seasonal produce (8:00–14:00) – Source: Moraira Holiday Homes
- Santiago de la Ribera – A coastal favourite for both residents and visitors (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
Thursday Markets
A day of variety – from Alicante city to small coastal villages.
- Alicante – One of the largest weekly markets, offering everything from spices to shoes (8:00–14:00) – Source: The Costa Blanca Guide
- Jávea (Xàbia) – Enjoy shopping in the shadow of the old town’s historic buildings (8:00–14:00) – Source: Moraira Holiday Homes
- Villajoyosa – Known for fresh fish, colourful crafts, and a friendly atmosphere (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- Gran Alacant – Convenient for expats and visitors in the area (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- Rojales – A lively riverside market (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- Cabo Roig / Campoamor – Beachside market with sea breezes and plenty of churros (8:00–14:00) – Source: Alicante Today
Friday Markets
Get ready for the weekend with one of the biggest markets in the region.
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- Torrevieja – A must-visit! Over 1,200 stalls, buzzing with life and bargains (8:00–13:00) – Source: Alicante Spain
- Alfaz del Pi – A mix of traditional Spanish produce and international goods (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- Finestrat – Small mountain village market with charm (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- Moraira – A seaside market famous for its relaxed vibe (8:00–14:00) – Source: Moraira Holiday Homes
- Pilar de la Horadada – Fresh produce and household goods (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
Saturday Markets
The busiest market day – perfect if you love a lively atmosphere.
- Elche – Large Saturday market, great for leather goods and fashion (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- Almoradí – Famous for its colourful stalls and local vegetables (8:00–14:00) – Source: Casa Las Dunas
- La Nucia – A sprawling market loved by bargain hunters (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- Benissa – Local produce and friendly vendors (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- Santa Pola – If you missed Monday’s, here’s your second chance (8:00–14:00) – Source: Benidorm Seriously
- Playa Flamenca – A lively market popular with expats and visitors (8:00–14:00) – Source: Alicante Today
- San Fulgencio – Small but welcoming (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
- Calpe – Fresh fish, fruit, and clothing (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
Sunday Markets
End your week with a relaxed Sunday stroll.
- Albir – Around 130 stalls with local and imported goods (7:00–15:00) – Source: Casa Las Dunas
- Benidorm (Mercadillo Pueblo) – Second market day for this popular spot (8:00–13:30) – Source: Casa Las Dunas
- Guardamar del Segura (Mercado del Campo) – A foodie paradise with a street food vibe (8:00–14:00) – Source: Casa Las Dunas
- Rojales – El Zoco – Large and lively, with a bit of everything (8:00–14:00) – Source: Alicante Today
- Jesus Pobre – Evening craft market in summer, perfect for souvenirs (Late afternoon–evening) – Source: Spain Info
- El Campello – Second-hand and flea market for treasure hunters (8:00–14:00) – Source: Spain Info
Tips for Visiting Costa Blanca Markets
- Arrive early for the best selection (and to avoid the midday heat).
- Bring cash – Many vendors don’t accept cards.
- Taste before you buy – Olive and cheese sellers are happy to offer samples.
- Wear comfortable shoes – Markets can stretch across several streets.
- Keep an eye on your belongings – Crowds can attract pickpockets.
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