Markets in Montejaque

Montejaque is a small village in the Serranía de Ronda, so accommodation options are limited but charming. Staying in Village Centre puts you within easy walking distance of any local market activity, and the rural guesthouses here give you a real feel for the area.

If you prefer more choice, the nearby town of Ronda is just 20 minutes away and makes a great base. You'll find a much wider selection of hotels there, and you can drive over to Montejaque without any hassle.

The Montejaque Street Market runs every Thursday with around 15 stalls spread along Calle Emigrantes, close to the village centre. It is a compact, cash-friendly market that covers everyday essentials rather than tourist goods, with fresh fruit and vegetables at its core alongside clothing and footwear stalls.

If you are also exploring the area, the Ronda markets page covers the larger weekly and monthly markets in the nearby town, and the markets in Málaga province page gives a broader picture of what is on across the region. The Ayuntamiento de Montejaque can confirm any changes to the market's day or hours.

Montejaque's street market trades every Thursday on Calle Emigrantes, in the centre of the village. Around 15 stalls set up for the day, selling fresh fruit and vegetables alongside clothing and footwear. It is the only regular market in the town, so Thursday is the one day to plan a visit around.

Around 15 stalls trade at the Montejaque Street Market each Thursday, along Calle Emigrantes. Most sell fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing or footwear, making it a market for everyday shopping rather than souvenirs. It is the town's only market, and its size stays consistent from week to week.

Montejaque market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and footwear, spread across around 15 stalls on Calle Emigrantes. It runs every Thursday and focuses on everyday essentials rather than tourist goods. There is no municipal market in the town, so this weekly stall lineup is the full picture of what is on offer.