Markets in Hondarribia

Ibi Central Market is Hondarribia's only permanent indoor market, with 35 stalls trading under one roof each week. It covers the full range of everyday food shopping: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy. The indoor setting makes it a reliable option regardless of weather, and its regular weekly schedule means local producers and traders maintain a consistent presence there.

The Hondarribia Medieval Fair is the largest of the town's outdoor markets, drawing traders to 80 stalls selling handicrafts, prepared foods and bread and pastries. The medieval setting adds a distinctive character that sets it apart from standard street markets, and it draws visitors from across the Gipuzkoa region and beyond.

The Hondarribia Farmyard Products Market focuses squarely on food, with stalls offering fresh fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy produce sourced from local farms and suppliers. It is the best street option for shoppers looking for the same range of products as the municipal market but in an open-air setting.

The Hondarribia Brocante and Collectibles Fair is the place for antiques, jewellery and handicrafts, making it a worthwhile stop for those who enjoy browsing rather than food shopping. The Port Market (Craft, Painting and Handicrafts) rounds out the street offer with a focus on handmade crafts and artworks sold along the harbour front.

Organic produce is available across Hondarribia's markets, so shoppers looking for eco-certified or sustainably grown food will find options at more than one site. Nearby Irun and Donostia-San Sebastian also run weekly markets if you want to combine visits across the area. The Bidasoa Tourism Office publishes up-to-date information on market locations and schedules.