Marbella Ecological Market

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This week's schedule

DayHours
Monday (today) Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday 10:00 – 14:00
Sunday Closed

Every week on Saturday

Quiz

Which town in Malaga Province has the most markets?

Marbella Ecological Market sets up along Av. de España in Marbella on Saturday mornings from 10am to 2pm. It is the city's organic market, with around 25 stalls given over to fruit, vegetables, olive oil, honey, plants and other certified organic goods rather than the clothes and household stalls of a general street market. Stalls take cash only, so bring notes and coins with you.

About Marbella Ecological Market

Twenty-five or so stalls make this one of the smaller markets on the Costa del Sol, and it is deliberately narrow: everything on sale is organic. It runs in the open air, with no hall and no shelter beyond the stalls' own awnings, and it packs away at 2pm. The site is wheelchair accessible and pet-friendly.

What you'll find at Marbella Ecological Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables take up most of the stalls, following whatever is in season rather than a fixed list. Alongside them you'll find olive oil and local honey, plus flowers and plants if you want something for a terrace or a rented apartment. The rest of the stalls cover other certified organic goods.

How to get to Marbella Ecological Market

The market runs on Av. de España, in the 29602 postcode, close to central Marbella and within walking distance of much of the town centre. If you want an indoor hall open on other days, see the city's municipal markets, or the wider Málaga province listing for the rest of the week.

Where to stay in Marbella

Staying in Casco Antiguo (Old Town) puts you close to the ecological market and within easy walking distance of the best of Marbella's historic centre. For something more upscale, Marbella Club Hotel is a classic choice along the Golden Mile, with easy access to the city by car or taxi.

If you prefer a central base with good value, Puerto Banús is popular with visitors who want to combine market trips with the marina atmosphere, and it's just a short drive from the market site.

What day and time is the Marbella organic market?

Marbella Ecological Market runs every Saturday from 10am to 2pm on Av. de España. It trades weekly, so Saturday morning is the only chance to catch it, and the 25 stalls pack away at 2pm rather than trading on into the afternoon. Arrive before midday for the fullest choice of produce.

What can you buy at Marbella Ecological Market?

Marbella Ecological Market sells certified organic goods across around 25 stalls: fresh fruit and vegetables, olive oil, local honey, and flowers and plants. The produce follows whatever is in season rather than a fixed list, and there are none of the clothing or household stalls a general street market carries.

Do they only take cash at Marbella Ecological Market?

Yes, Marbella Ecological Market takes cash only, so bring notes and small change with you to Av. de España. Cash is the only payment method the market's 25 stalls accept, and with trading over at 2pm on Saturday there is little room to double back for a cash machine.

Is Marbella Ecological Market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Marbella Ecological Market is wheelchair accessible. It sets up outdoors along Av. de España rather than inside a hall, so the stalls are reached at street level across the market's 10am to 2pm Saturday slot. It is pet-friendly too, so a dog is welcome on the Saturday shop.

What you'll find

  • fresh fruits
  • fresh vegetables
  • organic products
  • olive oil
  • local honey
  • flowers and plants

Facilities & accessibility

Facilities
  • Wheelchair Accessible
  • Pet Friendly
Accessibility
  • Wheelchair Accessible
Payment
  • Cash

Contact & details

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⚲ Address Av. de España, 29602 Marbella, Málaga, España · Get directions

Planning the trip

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