Carboneras Craft Market

Carboneras Craft Market sets up every Sunday morning in Plaza del Castillo de San Andrés in Carboneras. With 60 stalls of handmade goods, it's the place to find quality jewelry, unique handicrafts, and books from local makers. The market runs from 10am to 3pm and has become a highlight for those exploring this coastal Almería town.

What you'll find at Carboneras Craft Market

You'll browse jewelry pieces ranging from delicate silver work to colorful beaded designs made by artisans who set up each week. Handicrafts fill the stalls alongside these pieces, with everything from ceramics to textiles and wooden items. The book section draws readers looking for second-hand finds and local publications you won't see in standard shops.

How to get to Carboneras Craft Market

Plaza del Castillo de San Andrés is the heart of Carboneras' old town, easy to reach on foot from the waterfront. If you're exploring the area, check out other street markets in Carboneras or the broader Carboneras market scene. More details on the official page.

Where to stay in Carboneras

Carboneras is a small coastal town, so staying close to the centre puts you within easy walking distance of the craft market and the beach. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look at options near the seafront for a more relaxed feel.

The area around Playa de Carboneras has a handful of good accommodation options with easy access to the market when it runs. Book ahead in summer, as this stretch of the Almería coast fills up quickly.

What day is Carboneras Craft Market?

Carboneras Craft Market runs every Sunday from 10am to 3pm in Plaza del Castillo de San Andrés. It trades on the same schedule throughout the year, with no seasonal break, so any Sunday visit to the old town coincides with the 60 stalls setting up.

What can you buy at Carboneras Craft Market?

Carboneras Craft Market's 60 stalls sell handmade jewelry, handicrafts and books. Expect silver and beaded jewelry pieces, ceramics, textiles and wooden items among the handicrafts, plus a stall of second-hand and local books alongside the standard shops in the old town.