Costa Adeje Night Market

Costa Adeje Night Market sets up on Monday evenings in Torviscas, opposite the Hotel Luabay, and trades from 7pm through to 2am. It runs in the summer only, June to August, which makes it the one entry among the markets in Costa Adeje you shop after dark rather than before lunch.

What you'll find at Costa Adeje Night Market

Handicrafts and jewellery take up much of the market, alongside clothing and textile stalls. Prepared food stalls give you something to eat while you walk the rows. The whole thing is outdoors with no roof over it, which is part of why it only runs across the three warm months.

How to get to Costa Adeje Night Market

The market address is Frente al Hotel Luabay, Torviscas, 38660 Costa Adeje, on the southern strip of Tenerife. The Torviscas pitch is walkable from most of the resort's seafront, and if you are in the area on another day, the street markets in Costa Adeje lists what runs when.

Where to stay in Costa Adeje

Staying in Playa del Duque puts you close to the night market and within easy reach of the beachfront. The Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora is a solid upscale pick if you want comfort and convenience in one place.

For something a little more central, Torviscas Alto has plenty of apartments and hotels at reasonable prices, and you can walk or grab a short taxi to the market without any hassle.

What day is Costa Adeje Night Market?

Costa Adeje Night Market runs on Monday evenings, from 7pm to 2am, and only in June, July and August. It sets up opposite the Hotel Luabay in Torviscas, so a summer Monday is the single night of the week worth planning around if you want to see it.

What months does Costa Adeje Night Market run?

Costa Adeje Night Market runs in June, July and August. Outside those three summer months there is no Monday evening market at the Torviscas site, so a trip in spring or autumn needs a daytime market instead. The stalls are handicrafts, jewellery, clothing and prepared food.

Do you need cash at Costa Adeje Night Market?

Bring cash to Costa Adeje Night Market. No card payment is recorded for its stalls, and this is an open-air run of temporary pitches opposite the Hotel Luabay rather than a row of fixed shops, so notes and coins are the safe assumption for handicrafts, jewellery and food.