Guaro Street Market (Thursday)

Guaro Street Market sets up every Thursday on Avenida de Andalucía in Guaro, a small white village in the Guadalhorce Valley of inland Málaga province. Around 15 stalls sell clothing, footwear, leather goods, handicrafts and books. Bring cash, as card payments aren't accepted.

What you'll find

The market leans towards everyday goods rather than fresh produce. Expect clothing and textiles alongside footwear and leather goods, with a handful of stalls dedicated to handicrafts and books. It's a small market, but worth checking out if you're exploring the street markets in Guaro area on a Thursday.

How to get to Guaro Street Market

The market lines Avenida de Andalucía, the main road through the village. Guaro is about 40 km inland from the Costa del Sol. From the A-7 motorway, take the exit towards Coín and follow signs to Guaro. There's no regular public transport, so you'll need a car.

Where to stay in Guaro

Guaro is a small village, so accommodation options are limited locally, but staying in Guaro village centre puts you within easy walking distance of the Thursday street market. Many visitors choose to base themselves in nearby Coín or Marbella and make the short drive up.

If you'd prefer somewhere with more choice, Coín is just 10 minutes away and has several comfortable guesthouses and rural hotels. From there, getting to the market early and beating the crowds is straightforward.

What day is Guaro Street Market?

Guaro Street Market runs every Thursday on Avenida de Andalucía, the main road through Guaro, a small village in inland Málaga province. Around 15 stalls set up here every week, selling clothing, footwear, leather goods, handicrafts and books, so it's a reliable weekly fixture rather than an occasional one-off market.

What can you buy at Guaro Street Market?

The 15 or so stalls sell mainly clothing, footwear, leather goods, handicrafts and books. This is a general goods market rather than a food market, so don't expect fresh produce.

Do I need cash at Guaro Street Market?

Yes. This is a cash-only market. The nearest banks and ATMs are in the village centre, so withdraw before you arrive at the stalls.