Torre del Mar Sailor's Market

Torre del Mar Sailor's Market sets up every Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 10pm along Paseo Larios in Torre del Mar, on the coast of Málaga province. Fifty stalls sell handicrafts, clothing and textiles, and prepared food, and the 10pm close makes it as much an evening market as a daytime one. Carry cash, since card acceptance varies from one trader to the next.

What you'll find at Torre del Mar Sailor's Market

The 50 stalls divide between handmade souvenirs and decorative pieces from local artisans, clothing and textiles, and prepared food you can eat as you walk. It is entirely open-air, strung along the street with no covered hall to step into.

How to get to Torre del Mar Sailor's Market

The market runs along Paseo Larios, 29740 Torre del Mar. See street markets in Torre del Mar for the other options in town, or the rest of Málaga province.

Where to stay in Torre del Mar

The seafront is the most convenient base for the Sailor's Market, and Paseo Marítimo keeps you a few minutes' walk from Paseo Larios. If you would rather book a named hotel, Hotel Mainare Playa sits close to the beach and an easy walk from the market.

Slightly back from the shore, the town centre has apartments and small hotels that keep you within a short stroll without the premium of a seafront address.

What day is Torre del Mar Sailor's Market?

Torre del Mar Sailor's Market runs every Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 10pm on both days. It trades weekly rather than on a set weekend of the month, so those hours hold from one week to the next, and the late close means the 50 stalls are still going well after dark.

Where is Torre del Mar Sailor's Market?

Torre del Mar Sailor's Market sets up along Paseo Larios, 29740 Torre del Mar, in Málaga province. The whole market is outdoors and strung along the street rather than housed in a building, which puts all 50 stalls within a few minutes' walk of one another.

Do I need cash at Torre del Mar Sailor's Market?

Yes, carry cash for Torre del Mar Sailor's Market, which has no card facilities on record. Acceptance varies from one trader to the next across the 50 stalls on Paseo Larios, so cash is the safe assumption, and small notes help at the prepared food stalls.