San Pedro Alcántara ACUAM Market Featured
Runs Wednesday 9am to 2pm and Friday to Sunday 10am to 6pm. Handmade jewellery, clothing, footwear and leather goods on the Paseo Marítimo.
Handicrafts · Jewelry · Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather
2 markets tracked in San Pedro Alcántara.
San Pedro market means one of two things, and they sit a few streets apart. The covered municipal hall on Calle Caravaca sells fresh food Monday to Saturday from 08:00, while the ACUAM street market sets up down on the seafront on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday with handicrafts, jewellery, clothing and footwear. Between them, San Pedro Alcántara has a market trading somewhere every day of the week.
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Staying in Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the weekly market and the main commercial streets. It's a relaxed base with plenty of cafes and restaurants to fill the time between browsing stalls.
If you prefer being closer to the beach, Las Brisas is a good option, and you can reach the town centre in a short drive or taxi. For something more polished, Hotel La Cortesana is a solid choice that keeps you well-connected to everything San Pedro has to offer.
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The San Pedro Alcántara ACUAM Market has a different purpose entirely: handicrafts, jewellery, clothing and footwear rather than produce. It sets up outdoors on Avenida Carlos Cano, on the Paseo Marítimo beside Restaurante El Alabardero, so it is a seafront browse rather than a town centre errand.
It runs four days a week. Wednesday is the short session, 09:00 to 14:00, while Friday, Saturday and Sunday run from 10:00 through to 18:00 and take in the afternoon. Marbella's tourism office publishes the official ACUAM listing for the municipality.
San Pedro Alcántara is part of the broader Malaga province market circuit, and the markets in Marbella and Estepona are both a short drive along the coast.
Runs Wednesday 9am to 2pm and Friday to Sunday 10am to 6pm. Handmade jewellery, clothing, footwear and leather goods on the Paseo Marítimo.
Handicrafts · Jewelry · Clothing & Textiles · Footwear & Leather
The San Pedro Alcántara Municipal Market at Calle Caravaca 1 is a compact indoor hall with 25 stalls. Stallholders sell fresh fruit and vegetables, fish and seafood, meat and poultry, cheese and dairy, and bread and baked goods. It opens Monday to Saturday from 08:00, closing at 14:00 on weekdays and at 12:00 on Saturday, so a Saturday shop needs an earlier start than the rest of the week.
The hall is wheelchair accessible, and stalls take cash and mobile payments.
Twenty-five stalls of fish, meat, fruit and vegetables, cheese and bread under one roof on Calle Caravaca, trading from 8am Monday to Saturday and wheelchair accessible throughout.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Meat & Poultry · Fish & Seafood · Cheese & Dairy · Bread & Bakery
San Pedro Alcántara has a market open every day of the week. The municipal hall on Calle Caravaca trades Monday to Saturday from 08:00, closing at 14:00 and at 12:00 on Saturdays, and the ACUAM street market sets up on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, which covers the one day the hall is shut.
The ACUAM street market in San Pedro Alcántara runs on four days: Wednesday from 09:00 to 14:00, then Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00. The covered municipal market keeps its own separate hours, opening Monday to Saturday from 08:00 for fruit, vegetables, fish, meat and bread.
San Pedro Alcántara's municipal market is the indoor hall at Calle Caravaca 1, in the town centre. The ACUAM street market is a separate place altogether, down on the seafront on Avenida Carlos Cano, along the Paseo Marítimo next to Restaurante El Alabardero, with the beach on one side of the stalls.