Haría Street Market

Haría Street Market sets up every Saturday from 10am to 2:30pm in Plaza León y Castillo, in Haría, northern Lanzarote. Around 25 stalls sell handmade crafts and fresh local produce. Get there early for the best selection, as the best items go quickly.

What you'll find

Stalls sell handmade crafts alongside fresh fruit and vegetables, local honey, artisan bread, and flowers and plants. There's a seating area where you can rest and take it all in, and the market is wheelchair accessible. Unlike the much larger Teguise Sunday market, Haría focuses on locally made goods rather than mass-produced souvenirs.

How to get to Haría Street Market

The market is on Plaza León y Castillo in central Haría, at the northern end of Lanzarote. You'll drive through winding country roads to reach the town, passing through the Valley of a Thousand Palms on the way in. You can find more street markets in Haría on our city, or check the Lanzarote tourism website for official details.

Where to stay in Haría

Haría is a small, quiet village, so accommodation options are limited, but staying centrally means you can walk straight to the market with ease. Try Haría Village Centre for the most convenient base, or look at rural houses and fincas in the surrounding area if you want a more peaceful retreat.

If you prefer a bit more choice nearby, the northern town of Teguise is worth considering, or you could base yourself along the coast and make the short drive up into the valley on market day. Teguise gives you easy access to Lanzarote's interior and its markets.

What day is Haría market?

Haría market runs every Saturday from 10am to 2:30pm. It does not open on any other day of the week. If you're visiting Lanzarote on a Sunday instead, the large Teguise market is a good alternative.

What can you buy at Haría market?

Handmade crafts are the main draw at Haría market, alongside fresh fruit and vegetables, local honey, artisan bread, and flowers and plants. With around 25 stalls, it's a small, focused outdoor market rather than a sprawling one, and it's wheelchair accessible with a seating area to rest in between stalls.

Do I need cash at Haría market?

Most stalls accept cash, but some also take contactless and mobile payments. Bring cash to be safe, as not every stallholder has a card reader.