|
Marbella |
Every
Monday
morning,
ground
close to
the Car
sales
showroom
area (poligono). |
|
Puerto
Banus |
Every
Saturday,
market
with car
boot sale
near the
bullring,
at the top
end of the
old town.
A large
affair
with a
wide range
of goods
on offer,
especially
antiques.
The stalls
spread in
all
directions.
Be
prepared
for
parking
problems
around the
site. Far
better to
park at
the bottom
end of the
town near
the N340
and walk
up (10
minutes).
Lots of
places to
eat and
drink
around the
market but
becomes
very busy
at times. |
|
San Pedro
Alcantara |
Every
Thursday,
market in
the Divina
Pastora
District
at the top
end of the
town.
Quite a
walk from
the N340.
There is
parking
near the
market but
can be a
challenge.
Reasonable
sized
market
with
clothes,
shoes,
fresh
produce
and the
usual
tourist
stalls.
|
|
Las Chapas
|
Every
Friday,
market at
la Vibora
area. |
|
Calahonda |
Every
Wednesday,
small
street
market at
Calypso. |
|
Estepona |
Every
Wednesday,
market in
town
centre.
Large and
well
organised
with a
great
variety of
stalls.
Limited
parking
nearby.
Get there
early.
Nowhere
nearby for
food and
drink, you
need to
walk into
the town
towards
the sea.
Sundays,
around the
small
port. Very
tourist
orientated
but nice
on a warm
day
alongside
the water.
Parking is
very
limited
and will
cost
100ptas in
some
places.
Free near
the Don
Marino
building.
Lots of
bars
around the
market to
eat and
drink -
all very
English. |
|
Sabinillas |
Every
Sunday,
market and
car boot
sale,
alongside
the N340
highway.
Very large
but
disorganised.
Late
starter
but
bargains
galore of
every
description.
Parking is
an
absolute
nightmare
and by
10.30am
the local
police
cordon off
many of
the roads.
Try
parking in
the
Supersol
car park
or along
the sea
front and
walking
500m. Good
Moroccan
and Indian
items
plentiful.
Nearby
bars
become
packed
very
quickly.
Every
Friday,
in the
town,
small
local
market. |
|
LaLinea |
Every
Wednesday,
market
close to
the
Gibraltar
border.
Massive
and well
organised.
Every kind
of bargain
imaginable.
Plenty
free
parking
nearby.
Few places
for
refreshments
nearby. |
|
Casares |
Every
Friday,
market but
only five
or six
stalls,
mainly
fruit and
clothes.
Parking
non-existent.
Walk into
the town
square for
refreshments
- very
Spanish.
Hardly any
English
spoken. |
|
Fuengirola |
Saturdays
and
Tuesdays
at Recinto
Ferial
(fair
site).
Hardly any
parking
nearby but
the market
is of huge
proportions
and sells
everything.
Watch for
pick-pockets
and time
share
touts at
the
entrance
(ignore
any
special
offers of
prizes
etc).
Don't
drink at
the cafe
near the
entrance
unless you
drink
pints
(that's
all they
will sell
you). A
very
English
affair.
Sundays
around the
port area;
in the
summer it
is in the
evening,
in the
winter it
starts at
10am. |
|
Tivoli
World,
Benalmadena |
Every
Sunday.
Market in
the theme
park. Pay
1€
entrance
fee. Gets
very busy
and expect
to pay
another 1€
for
parking in
the Tivoli
car park.
A short
walk from
the train
station at
Arroyo de
la Miel. |
|
Torremolinos |
Every
Thursday
by the
Town Hall |
|
Benalmadena |
Every
Friday
near Museo
Arte |
