Puerto Banús Market

Saturday is the only day the market runs, and it runs every week rather than fortnightly or by season. Thirty stalls is a short morning's browsing rather than a half-day out, and the whole thing packs away at 2pm. Stalls take cash and mobile payments. The ground is flat enough to be wheelchair accessible, and dogs are welcome.

Clothing and textiles make up the bulk of the stalls, alongside footwear and leather goods, jewellery and handicrafts. There is no fresh produce here, so this is a browsing market rather than a shopping trip for food. For markets on other days of the week, see the street markets in Marbella or the municipal markets in this city.

Staying in Puerto Banús puts you right on the doorstep of the market, and there are some great options along the waterfront. The Melia Don Pepe is a solid upscale choice, while Hotel Fuerte Marbella offers a more classic feel just a short drive away along the Golden Mile.

If you prefer to base yourself in Marbella's Old Town and travel out to Puerto Banús, you'll find it an easy 20-minute taxi or bus ride, with plenty of well-priced hotels to choose from in Marbella Old Town.

The market's address is Nueva Andalucía, 29660 Marbella. It sets up outdoors, so bring sun cover in summer, and arrive well before 2pm rather than close to it. Other market days across the wider area are listed on the Málaga province page.