If you’re visiting Lanzarote or even thinking about moving here, the local markets are a must. They’re not just about shopping—they’re about vibes, culture, connection, and community. Let’s dive into the colorful world of markets in Lanzarote, where every stall tells a story and every product has a soul.
What Are The Markets in Lanzarote?
Markets in Lanzarote are a blend of tradition and tourism, where you can find everything from local hand crafted items, clothing, jewellery and in some local fruits and vegetables. There is a market almost for every day of the week.
Traditional Markets vs. Tourist Markets
Some markets are deeply local, like those in Haría or San Bartolomé, Mancha Blanca, Uga while others like Teguise or Marina Rubicón cater more to visitors—but both have their charm.
What You’ll Typically Find
Think fresh fruits, cheeses, wines, handmade jewelry, pottery, and even second-hand treasures. Plus, live music and local street food to keep you going.
Best Markets in Lanzarote to Visit
Teguise Market – The Iconic One
Held every Sunday, it’s the biggest and most famous. Cobblestone streets filled with color, sound, and the scent of mojo sauce—it’s an experience you should not miss.
Puerto del Carmen Market – Coastal Vibes
Located at the Biosfera Shopping Center, this market mixes retail with a view. Handmade goods meet seaside charm every Friday.
Marina Rubicón Market – Style by the Sea
Set against a luxury marina in Playa Blanca, this market (Wednesdays and Saturdays) offers high-end crafts, fashion, and local art.
Arrecife Market – The Local Flavor
Smaller but full of authenticity. You’ll meet islanders doing their weekly shop, and the prices? Way more local. Fresh local vegetables, fruits, Cheese, breads, etc and also some souvenirs.
Haría Market – Authentic and Artistic
Set in a lush green valley, the Saturday Haría market is calm, artistic, and ideal if you’re after organic, handmade and eco-friendly goods.
San Bartolomé Market – A Hidden Gem
Off the tourist trail, this market is perfect if you want a peaceful stroll and direct-from-the-farm produce.
Why Lanzarote is a Great Place to Live
Thinking of settling down? Let’s talk about lifestyle.
Access to Local, Fresh, and Diverse Markets
You don’t need to rely on supermarkets. Markets offer fresh and diverse products just around the corner, supporting healthy living.
Community Feel and Healthy Lifestyle
You get to know the faces behind the food. Markets build community and encourage a slower, more intentional life.
Sunshine, Scenery, and Sustainability
Lanzarote offers 300+ days of sunshine, volcanic landscapes, and a lifestyle in sync with nature. Markets play a huge part in that eco-friendly rhythm.
FAQs
Every Sunday from early morning until around 2pm. It’s the biggest market on the island.
Absolutely! Many markets have music, food, and open spaces. It’s a family-friendly plan.
Some vendors accept cards, but cash is still king. Bring a few euros just in case.
From fresh produce and baked goods to clothes, jewelry, natural cosmetics, art, and local souvenirs.
Definitely. Markets are cultural hubs—you’ll discover towns, meet locals, and taste the island’s best flavors.
Whether you’re a tourist hunting for souvenirs, a foodie looking for fresh ingredients, or a future islander in search of your new lifestyle—markets in Lanzarote are a portal to everything this paradise stands for: community, creativity, culture, and connection.
So next time you’re on the island, skip the shopping mall. Grab your tote bag, head to a market, and soak up the real Lanzarote.
