Markets in Haría
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Haría market runs every Saturday morning in Plaza León y Castillo, the shaded main square of this quiet town in northern Lanzarote. One street market of around 25 stalls is the town's whole weekly programme, selling fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and pastries, local honey, flowers and plants, and handmade crafts.
Where to stay in Haría
Haría is a small, peaceful village, so accommodation options are limited but charming. Your best bet is to look for a rural house or small hotel right in Haría town centre, where you can walk to the Saturday market without any fuss.
If you prefer more choice, the nearby coastal town of Arrieta is worth considering. Try Arrieta for a short drive to the market with a few more places to stay and eat along the way.
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Street markets in Haría
The Haría Street Market runs each Saturday from 10am to 2:30pm, and it is the only street market in the town. All 25 stalls are outdoors under the tall trees of Plaza León y Castillo, and every product on sale is locally made or grown: cactus jams, palm basketry, handmade jewellery, and jars of honey produced in the valley. Trading stops at 2:30pm, so arriving before noon gives you the best choice of stalls. Official details are on the Lanzarote tourism website.
For more market options on the island, Teguise holds one of Lanzarote's largest Sunday markets, and Arrecife has markets closer to the coast. The full Las Palmas province page lists everything across the island group.
What day is the market in Haría?
Haría's street market runs every Saturday from 10am to 2:30pm in Plaza León y Castillo. It is the only market in the town, with around 25 stalls, so Saturday morning is the single date to plan around if you want fresh produce, honey or crafts here.
Where is the market in Haría?
Haría's street market sets up in Plaza León y Castillo, the shaded main square in the middle of the town, in the north of Lanzarote. The stalls stand outdoors under the square's tall trees, and the whole market is a few minutes' walk from anywhere in the village.
What can you buy at Haría market?
Haría street market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and pastries, local honey, flowers and plants, and handicrafts across its 25 stalls. Everything on the tables is grown or made on Lanzarote, which is why the palm basketry and the valley honey are what most people carry home.
Is Haría market open on a Sunday?
No, Haría's market trades on Saturdays only, from 10am to 2:30pm in Plaza León y Castillo, and the town has no municipal market hall open the rest of the week. For a Sunday morning on Lanzarote, Teguise holds its market a short drive south.