Ayamonte Weekly Market

Ayamonte Weekly Market sets up every Saturday morning at the Recinto Ferial on Salinas del Pintado, where around 80 stalls trade from 9am to 2pm. It is the Mercadillo de Ayamonte in Spanish, and the feira for Portuguese visitors who cross the Guadiana for it. The market is listed alongside the town's other markets in Ayamonte, and with the rest of the street markets in Ayamonte. Carry cash: no card payments are confirmed here.

What you'll find at Ayamonte Weekly Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables take up much of the ground, alongside meat and poultry counters and bread and bakery stalls. The rest of the 80 pitches run to clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, jewellery, handicrafts, and flowers and plants, which is the usual balance at a general Andalusian mercadillo rather than a food-only market. Everything trades in the open air, so a hat in July matters more than it sounds.

How to get to Ayamonte Weekly Market

The market runs at Recinto Ferial, Salinas del Pintado, 21400 Ayamonte, the town's fairground site rather than a central square. For markets in the wider area, see the Huelva province page.

Where to stay in Ayamonte

Staying in Town Centre puts you within walking distance of the riverside streets, though the Recinto Ferial is a little way out. The Hotel Ayamonte is a solid choice with comfortable rooms and good views over the estuary, and the Hotel La Palma sits close to the main plaza for the old streets before and after the market.

What day is Ayamonte Weekly Market?

Ayamonte Weekly Market runs every Saturday, 9am to 2pm, and it is the town's one general market of the week. It is a weekly fixture rather than a monthly or seasonal one, so a Saturday in January works the same as a Saturday in August. The 80 stalls set up at the Recinto Ferial fairground on Salinas del Pintado.

Where is Ayamonte Weekly Market held?

Ayamonte Weekly Market sets up at the Recinto Ferial on Salinas del Pintado, 21400 Ayamonte, the town's fairground site rather than a central square. All 80 stalls trade outdoors across the ground, selling produce, meat, bread, clothing, footwear and flowers. Ayamonte sits on the Guadiana opposite Portugal, in the province of Huelva.

Does Ayamonte Weekly Market take cards?

No card payments are confirmed at Ayamonte Weekly Market, so bring cash for the 80 stalls. Acceptance varies from one trader to the next at an open-air mercadillo like this one, and the Recinto Ferial is a fairground rather than a shopping street, so draw money out in town before you go.