Fuengirola Market

A Must-Visit for Bargain Hunters and Culture Lovers

If you’re looking for colour, energy, and a true taste of local life, Fuengirola Market is well worth a visit. Spread across two lively days each week, it offers something for everyone, from fresh fruit and flowers to vintage treasures and unique souvenirs.

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Tuesdays – The Traditional Market
Tuesday mornings bring a classic Andalusian market atmosphere, with stalls piled high with clothing, leather goods, handcrafted souvenirs, seasonal produce, vibrant flowers, and garden plants.

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Saturdays – The Flea Market
Saturdays take on a different feel, more like a car boot sale, with an eclectic mix of pre-loved goods, antiques, collectables, and unexpected gems waiting to be discovered.

The Atmosphere
Whether you go midweek or at the weekend, expect a bustling scene where locals and visitors mingle. It’s a great place to people-watch, soak up the culture, and perhaps pick up a bargain or two.

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What You’ll Find
From stylish accessories and everyday essentials to fresh produce, flowers, and vintage curiosities, the variety is part of the charm.

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Where & When
The market takes place at the Recinto Ferial (fairground), between Fuengirola and Los Boliches. Stalls are open from around 8:30–9:00 am until approximately 3:00 pm.

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Tips for Visitors

• Expect crowds – it’s a popular spot, especially in high season.

• Shop around – some items may be cheaper in local shops, so compare before you buy.

• Variety in repetition – many stalls sell similar items, so take your time to browse.

Whether you’re on the hunt for fresh produce, a quirky gift, or simply a slice of authentic Andalusian life, Fuengirola Market is a lively spot that captures the spirit of the Costa del Sol.