Markets on Gran Canaria
The Ultimate Guide to Markets on Gran Canaria
Local Culture, Fresh Flavors & Unique Finds Across the Island. From seaside markets in the south to traditional food markets and mountain villages, Gran Canaria offers a market for almost every kind of traveller.
🛍️ Experience the Authentic Side of Gran Canaria
One of the best ways to experience local life is by visiting the island’s open-air markets and traditional market halls. Browse handmade souvenirs, local cheeses and wines, fresh produce, Canarian specialties, colourful fashion and everyday island products.
Some markets are lively tourist favourites, while others are much more local. Combining a market with lunch, sightseeing or a beach visit can turn a simple shopping trip into a full day out.
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Where GayGranCanarias already has a destination guide, the place name below links directly to that page so you can continue planning your visit.
Explore Places on Gran Canaria →☀️ Markets in the South of Gran Canaria
The southern markets are easy to combine with beach days, hotels, shopping and the main holiday resorts.
San Fernando Market
- Clothing, leather goods and sunglasses
- Jewelry, perfumes and local snacks
- Artisan goods and souvenirs
Maspalomas Market
- Textiles, T-shirts and beachwear
- Spices, Canarian sauces and handmade items
- Some fruit and vegetables
Arguineguín Market
- Jewelry, handbags and local crafts
- Leather sandals and belts
- A small food section
El Tablero Farmers’ Market
- Local produce, cheeses and honey
- Plants, flowers and organic foods
- More local atmosphere and fresh products
🌺 Puerto de Mogán Market
Location: the entire harbour area of Puerto de Mogán.
Friday, 09:00–14:00. Browse fashion, accessories, sunglasses, leather goods, Canarian specialties, aloe vera products, souvenirs and local food while enjoying the canals and marina.
TIP: this is one of the largest and most colourful markets on the island. Combine shopping with the canals, vibrant houses, beach and lunch beside the harbour.
Discover Puerto de Mogán →🏙️ Markets in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Combine city markets with historic streets, tapas, shopping and the beaches of the capital.
Vegueta Market
- Fresh fish, meats, cheeses and fruit
- Canarian wine and spices
- Some artisan and eco products
Mercado del Puerto
- Gourmet tapas bars
- Wine tasting stalls
- Local snacks and fusion dishes
Altavista Market
- Crafts and homemade pastries
- Artisan fashion and vintage goods
- Smaller, local atmosphere
🏛️ Combine Markets with Las Palmas & Vegueta
A market visit in the capital works well with a walk through historic Vegueta, lunch or tapas, city shopping and a stop at Playa de Las Canteras.
Discover Las Palmas →⛰️ Markets in the Mountains & Rural Areas
For a more traditional side of Gran Canaria, combine village markets with mountain scenery, local food and historic streets.
Teror Market
- Famous Teror chorizo and cheeses
- Handmade lace and wooden crafts
- Local pastries and sweets
Tejeda Market
- Almond pastries, honey and jams
- Local wines and handmade goods
- Ideal for a scenic mountain stop
Santa Brígida Farmers’ Market
- Organic fruits and vegetables
- Breads, cheeses and wine
- Flowers, plants and olive oil
🌿 Other Notable Markets Around the Island
Agüimes Market
Focus: local produce and traditional items in a quiet historic town.
See Playa del Inglés & nearby day trips →San Mateo Agricultural Market
Focus: fresh local foods direct from farmers.
📅 Weekly Market Schedule at a Glance
| Day | Market | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Mercado del Puerto | Las Palmas |
| Tuesday | Arguineguín Market | Arguineguín |
| Wednesday | San Fernando & Maspalomas | Playa del Inglés / Maspalomas |
| Thursday | Agüimes Market | Agüimes |
| Friday | Puerto de Mogán Market | Puerto de Mogán |
| Saturday | San Fernando & Maspalomas | Playa del Inglés / Maspalomas |
| Saturday | Santa Brígida / San Mateo | Rural North |
| Sunday | Teror / Santa Brígida / Tejeda | Teror / Mountains |
💡 Tips for Visiting Markets in Gran Canaria
Explore the Places Behind the Markets
Continue from the market guide to the GayGranCanarias destination pages that are already available on the website.
Ready to Shop Local?
From seaside souvenirs to mountain delicacies, the markets of Gran Canaria offer an unforgettable mix of culture, colour and flavour. Whether you are staying in Playa del Inglés, Maspalomas, Las Palmas or elsewhere on the island, there is always a market worth discovering.
