Street Markets in Manilva
Malaga, Andalusia · 5 street markets
Street markets in Manilva run on four days of the week across five separate markets, and Sunday is the busiest, with three of them trading. The largest is the Sabinillas Sunday Flea Market at around 100 stalls. Two more set up on Friday, one on Monday and one on Saturday. Most open at 9am and are packing up by 2pm.
Weekly Street Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None |
Monday1market
- StreetManilva Monday Market
TuesdayNo markets
WednesdayNo markets
ThursdayNo markets
Friday2markets
Saturday1market
Sunday3markets
What you'll find
Across the five markets you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, flowers and plants, jewellery and handicrafts. The Sunday flea market in Sabinillas is where the antiques and second-hand books turn up. Several markets also have stalls selling prepared food and coffee alongside the produce.
All Street Markets in Manilva
Tips for visiting
Come before 11am if you want the produce stalls at their best, since trading starts at 9am and most traders begin clearing towards 2pm. Carry cash, as card acceptance varies from one stall to the next. Sabinillas sits on the coast and Manilva village is a few kilometres inland, so check which of the five you are heading for before you set off. For the full picture of all markets in Manilva, or for markets in the neighbouring towns, see the province page.
Where to stay in Manilva
Most of the market activity is on the coast rather than up in the village, so staying in Sabinillas puts you within walking distance of the Sunday flea market and the seafront. Castillo de la Duquesa is quieter and a short drive away. Since the markets open at 9am and the seafront parking fills early on a Sunday, a base you can walk from saves circling for a space.
Are street markets in Manilva free to enter?
Yes, all five street markets in Manilva are free to enter, including the 100-stall Sabinillas Sunday Flea Market. There is no gate and no ticket at any of them. Carry cash rather than relying on a card, since acceptance varies between traders, and expect the parking near the Sabinillas seafront to fill up on a Sunday morning.
What time do street markets in Manilva open?
Street markets in Manilva open at 9am and most traders have packed up by 2pm. That is the usual pattern across all five, on Monday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday alike. The produce stalls are at their fullest in the first two hours, so arriving before 11am gives you the best of the fruit, vegetables and flowers.
What's the biggest street market in Manilva?
The Sabinillas Sunday Flea Market is the biggest street market in Manilva, at around 100 stalls. It is one of three markets in the town trading on a Sunday, the busiest market day of the week here, and it is where the antiques, second-hand books and jewellery stalls are concentrated. Like the others, it runs from 9am to about 2pm.
What day is the street market in Sabinillas?
Sabinillas has street markets on both Sunday and Friday, with Sunday the busier of the two. Three of Manilva's five street markets trade on a Sunday, including the 100-stall flea market, and two set up on Friday morning. Both days run from around 9am until roughly 2pm.
Is there a street market on today in Manilva?
Manilva has a street market trading on Monday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, so on any of those four days the answer is yes. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday are the days with nothing on. Sunday brings three markets and Friday two; the timetable near the top of this page shows which one runs when.
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