Canary Market

Canary Market sets up every Thursday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm at Centro Comercial El Campanario in Corralejo, on Fuerteventura. Ninety stalls trade in the open air over handicrafts, jewellery, leather goods and clothing. Compare it with the other street markets in Corralejo before you decide which morning to give it.

What you'll find at Canary Market

Handicrafts and jewellery account for much of the 90-stall layout, with footwear and leather goods, clothing and textiles, and flowers and plants making up the rest. The stalls are geared to crafts and clothing rather than fresh produce, so this is a browsing morning rather than a shop for the week.

How to get to Canary Market

The market runs at Centro Comercial El Campanario in Corralejo, and everything trades outdoors within the centre. For opening dates and current stall information from the operator, see the official page.

Where to stay in Corralejo

Staying close to the beach in El Muelle puts you within easy walking distance of the Canary Market and the town's main strip. The Hotel Riu Oliva Beach Resort is a solid choice if you want everything on your doorstep, with the market just a short stroll away.

If you prefer something smaller, look at options around Corralejo town centre, where you'll find plenty of apartments and hotels at different price points. Being central means you can walk to the market without worrying about transport.

Is there a market in Corralejo?

Yes, Corralejo has Canary Market, an open-air market of 90 stalls at Centro Comercial El Campanario that runs every Thursday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm. Stalls sell handicrafts, jewellery, footwear and leather goods, clothing and textiles, and flowers and plants.

What day is the market in Corralejo?

Canary Market runs on Thursdays and Sundays, 9am to 2pm on both days, at Centro Comercial El Campanario in Corralejo. It is a weekly market rather than a monthly or seasonal one, so both sessions come round every week of the year.

How do you pay at Canary Market in Corralejo?

Canary Market has no confirmed card facilities, so bring cash for the Thursday and Sunday sessions at Centro Comercial El Campanario. Small notes and coins are easiest across 90 open-air stalls, where each trader takes payment at their own pitch rather than at a central till.