Costa Adeje Market

About Costa Adeje Market

Costa Adeje Market operates on Brussels Avenue every Thursday and Saturday from 9am to 2pm. The market sits between GF Isabel and GF Gran Costa Adeje hotels, directly opposite El Duque Shopping Centre.

You'll find dozens of stalls selling beachwear, fashion accessories, and local crafts including clay jewelry and personalized shells. Vendors also stock genuine Canarian honey, island salts, and fresh produce like bananas, avocados, and tomatoes at competitive prices.

This market replaced the old Torviscas Market and locals sometimes call it Fanabe Market. The location was chosen specifically to serve the tourist area, making it more expensive than markets in Los Cristianos.

Arrive before 11am to avoid crowds and heat. The market has no natural shade, so bring sun protection and water.

Bargaining is expected here. Reviewers report paying around €5 for six fridge magnets and €10 for personalized items like caps or caricatures.

Pickpocketing has been reported during busy periods after 11am. Entertainment includes vegetable cutting demonstrations, magic shows, and vendors performing flamenco music.

How to Get There

The market location on Brussels Avenue makes it easy to reach by several Titsa bus routes including 416, 417, 424, 441, 452, and 467. Stops are located near the market entrance.

Driving requires early arrival as parking becomes difficult after 10am. Low-cost paid parking is available, but spaces fill quickly on market days.

You can walk from Los Cristianos in about 40 minutes or take a short taxi ride from Las Americas. Remember to move parked vehicles by 8pm the evening before market days to avoid removal.