Adra Flea Market

Adra Flea Market sets up every Saturday from 9am to 2pm in the Calle Puerto parking area in Adra, on Almeria's western coast. Around 120 stalls line the open-air site, selling everything from fresh produce and olive oil to antiques and clothing. Stalls take cash only, so bring enough with you, and get there early, as traders start packing up well before 2pm.

What you'll find at Adra Flea Market

One side of the market leans heavily into fresh food: locally grown fruit and vegetables, bread from area bakeries, cheese and dairy, honey, nuts, dried fruits, and spices. Almerian olive oil is worth picking up if you're stocking a kitchen, and there are flower and plant stalls alongside.

The rest is clothing, footwear, leather goods, jewellery, and handicrafts, plus an antiques and second-hand section with old books and magazines. A few stalls sell prepared foods if you want something to eat while you browse.

How to get to Adra Flea Market

The market sets up in the parking area on Calle Puerto, close to the port in central Adra. The site is flat and wheelchair accessible, there is bike parking, and dogs are welcome. The Adra tourism website has more on getting around town.

For more markets in the area, check the other street markets in Adra.

Where to stay in Adra

Adra is a small town, so the seafront and the town centre are both within easy walking distance of the Calle Puerto site. Try Town Centre or Seafront for a convenient base.

If you prefer something more comfortable, check availability at Hotel El Cortijo, a straightforward option that keeps you close to the action.

What day is Adra Flea Market?

Adra Flea Market runs every Saturday, from 9am to 2pm, in the Calle Puerto parking area. It is a weekly market with no seasonal break, so there are no particular dates to check before you go, though traders begin packing away a good while before the 2pm close.

What can you buy at Adra Flea Market?

Adra Flea Market's 120 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, cheese and dairy, honey, nuts, dried fruits, spices and Almerian olive oil on the food side, and clothing, footwear, leather goods, jewellery, handicrafts, flowers and plants on the other. There is also an antiques and second-hand section with old books and magazines.

Do you need cash at Adra Flea Market?

Yes, Adra Flea Market takes cash only, and no stall on the Calle Puerto site accepts cards. Draw out what you need before you arrive, since the nearest banks and ATMs are a short walk away in central Adra, a few minutes from the market.