Markets in Puerto Calero
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Puerto Calero market sets up on Tuesdays and Fridays along the pedestrian waterfront at the marina, on Lanzarote's southern coast. Around 20 stalls trade from 9.30am to 2pm, selling clothing, handicrafts, jewellery and antiques against a backdrop of moored yachts. It is the resort's only market, so a visit here is a morning rather than a day out.
Where to stay in Puerto Calero
Puerto Calero is a small marina resort, so your best bet is to stay close to the waterfront where you can reach the market stalls on foot in a few minutes. The Puerto Calero Marina puts you right in the heart of things, with the market, restaurants, and harbour all within easy walking distance.
If you prefer a bit more comfort and don't mind a short drive, Puerto del Carmen is the nearest larger resort with a wider choice of hotels and apartments at various price points.
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Street markets in Puerto Calero
Puerto Calero Market is the single street market in the town, running twice a week along the marina promenade and keeping the same 9.30am to 2pm hours on both days. Its 20 stalls cover handmade handicrafts, clothing and textiles, jewellery and antiques, which makes it a browsing market rather than a food shop: there is no fresh produce or fish counter here.
The promenade site is flat and wheelchair accessible, with parking at the marina. The Lanzarote tourism board publishes current times and any seasonal changes. The full listing sits on the street markets in this city page, and the wider island picture on the province page. Nearby, Teguise hosts one of the largest Sunday markets in the Canary Islands, and Arrecife has additional markets during the week.
What day is Puerto Calero market?
Puerto Calero market runs on Tuesdays and Fridays, every week, along the marina promenade. Both days keep the same hours, 9.30am to 2pm, and both draw the same roughly 20 stalls of clothing, handicrafts, jewellery and antiques, so neither is the bigger of the two.
What time does Puerto Calero market open?
Puerto Calero market opens at 9.30am and closes at 2pm on both its trading days. The hours are the same on Tuesday and Friday, so there is no late or evening session to catch. The 20 stalls set up outdoors along the marina promenade, on a flat wheelchair-accessible stretch with parking at the harbour.
What can you buy at Puerto Calero market?
Puerto Calero market's 20 stalls sell clothing and textiles, handicrafts, jewellery and antiques. It is a craft and browsing market rather than a food one, with no fresh produce, meat or fish traded here, so it suits picking up a gift or a piece of Lanzarote craftwork rather than filling a shopping basket.
How many markets are there in Puerto Calero?
Puerto Calero has one market, the street market at the marina, and it trades twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9.30am to 2pm. There is no municipal food market in the town, so those 20 outdoor stalls are the whole of it; the rest of the island's markets are listed on the province page.
Does Puerto Calero market take card payments?
Yes, stalls at Puerto Calero market accept contactless and mobile payments as well as cash. Card acceptance still varies from one trader to the next, and the smaller craft and antique stalls are the ones most likely to want coins, so bring a little cash alongside your card.