Markets in La Herradura
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The La Herradura market scene runs across two weekly outdoor street markets in this small coastal town on the Costa Tropical, between Almuñécar and Nerja in Granada province. Both markets sell clothing and handicrafts, and together they give visitors a decent reason to plan a morning around a market visit during a stay along the bay.
Weekly Market Schedule
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TuesdayNo markets▼
WednesdayNo markets▼
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Friday1market▼
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Sunday1market▼
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Where to stay in La Herradura
Staying close to the seafront puts you in easy reach of La Herradura's markets, and the beach area is compact enough that you can walk almost everywhere. Try Paseo Andrés Segovia for a central base with plenty of accommodation options right along the shore.
If you prefer something a little more comfortable, Centro has a good mix of small hotels and apartments that keep you close to local shops and the market spots without any fuss.
Tours & Activities in La Herradura
Street markets in La Herradura
The La Herradura Street Market is the larger of the two, with around 25 stalls running on a weekly schedule. Traders sell clothing, footwear, jewellery, and handicrafts, and it is an outdoor, cash-friendly market worth arriving at early to browse the full selection.
The La Herradura Sunday Flea Market runs weekly and has a slightly different character, leaning toward antiques, handicrafts, and clothing. Stall numbers are not fixed, so the size can vary week to week, but it is a good option if you are in town on a Sunday and want to pick through second-hand finds.
La Herradura belongs to the municipality of Almuñécar, which has additional markets if you need fresh produce or a wider choice of goods. You can find general visitor information on the Visit Almuñécar tourism site.
