San Juan de los Terreros Ibicenco Market Featured
An open-air market on the Paseo Marítimo in San Juan de los Terreros, selling handicrafts, clothing and textiles alongside spices and herbs.
Handicrafts · Clothing & Textiles · Spices & Herbs
Markets in San Juan de los Terreros
2 markets tracked in San Juan de los Terreros.
San Juan de los Terreros is a small coastal village in the municipality of Pulpi, at the northern end of Almeria province, and it has two markets listed on this site. Both are outdoor street markets rather than covered halls, so the whole market scene here happens in the open air, a short walk from the beach.
The pattern is a simple one. One of the two trades on Sunday, from 8am to 2pm, which makes Sunday the day to plan around if you are only here for a weekend. The second market does not have a confirmed trading day on record, so treat it as an extra rather than something to build a morning around, and check locally before making the trip for it specifically.
Stalls open at 8am and are packing away by 2pm, so the first two or three hours give you the full run of pitches.
Weekly Market Schedule
Where to stay in San Juan de los Terreros
Staying close to the seafront puts you within walking distance of everything, including the market. Try Town Centre or look for accommodation along the beachfront strip, where you can reach the market and the sea without a car.
For a more comfortable stay, Playa de los Terreros works well as a base, with apartments and small hotels that suit a relaxed few days in the village.
Planning the trip
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Street markets in San Juan de los Terreros
Both of the markets covered here are open-air street markets, and the larger of the two runs to 40 stalls. Across the pair you'll find clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, handicrafts, books and magazines, spices and herbs, and a scattering of antiques, with the day and hours listed for each one where they are confirmed.
Because this is a village rather than a town with a market hall, there is no permanent municipal food market to fall back on midweek. If you are self-catering, the weekly market is the market, and outside its hours you are relying on the village shops.
For municipal information, including local event notices, the Ayuntamiento de Pulpi site is the official first stop.
San Juan de los Terreros Street Market
Weekly Sunday market with around 40 stalls near the seafront promenade in San Juan de los Terreros, Almería.
Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather · Handicrafts · Books & Magazines · Antiques
How many markets are there in San Juan de los Terreros?
Two markets are listed for San Juan de los Terreros, both of them outdoor street markets rather than covered halls. One has a confirmed Sunday trading day, running from 8am to 2pm, and the other has no confirmed day on record. The larger of the two runs to 40 stalls, selling clothing, footwear, handicrafts and antiques.
What day is the market in San Juan de los Terreros?
Sunday is market day in San Juan de los Terreros. One of the village's two street markets trades on Sundays, from 8am to 2pm, and no market here is recorded as trading Monday to Saturday. The second has no confirmed day on record, so Sunday is the morning to plan a visit around.
What time does the market open in San Juan de los Terreros?
The market in San Juan de los Terreros opens at 8am and finishes at 2pm, the usual hours for street markets along this stretch of the Almeria coast. Arrive in the morning rather than close to 2pm, when stallholders start folding tables and the choice across the 40 pitches thins out.
Is there an indoor food market in San Juan de los Terreros?
No, there is no indoor food market in San Juan de los Terreros. Both markets covered here set up outdoors, and the village has no covered municipal hall, so plan any food shopping around the Sunday market and the village shops rather than expecting a hall open through the week.