Markets in Icod de los Vinos
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands · 3 markets tracked
Icod de los Vinos has three weekly street markets, all of them outdoor and all of them selling food rather than trading from a covered hall. Between them you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, organic produce, flowers and plants, handicrafts and prepared foods. Most stalls are set up by 9am and packed away by 2pm, so this is a morning trip in a town on Tenerife's north coast.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| None | None | None | None | None |
MondayNo markets
TuesdayNo markets
WednesdayNo markets
ThursdayNo markets
FridayNo markets
Saturday1market
Sunday1market
Where to stay in Icod de los Vinos
Staying in Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the main market activity and the famous Dragon Tree. It's a small town, so a central location really does make everything simpler.
If you prefer a bit more comfort or choice, nearby Puerto de la Cruz is worth considering, Puerto de la Cruz has a wider range of accommodation and is just a short drive away. Either way, you won't need much more than a morning to explore what Icod de los Vinos has to offer on market day.
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Street markets in Icod de los Vinos
All three of the town's markets are street markets, listed in full on the street markets page for Icod de los Vinos. One of them has a confirmed weekend slot and trades on both Saturday and Sunday; the trading days for the other two are not confirmed in our records, which is worth checking locally before you plan a morning around one of them.
The mix leans towards fresh food, with fruit, vegetables and organic produce on sale across the town's markets, alongside flowers and plants. Handicrafts and prepared foods turn up too, so there is something to eat on the spot and something to take home. For markets elsewhere on the island and across the rest of the province, see Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Planning your visit
Icod de los Vinos is best known for the ancient Dragon Tree in its town centre, and pairing a market visit with a walk around the historic streets makes for a full morning. The official Ayuntamiento de Icod de los Vinos website is a useful reference for any updates to market dates or locations before you travel.
How many markets are there in Icod de los Vinos?
Icod de los Vinos has three markets, and all three are outdoor street markets rather than covered municipal halls. They run weekly and sell fresh fruit and vegetables, organic produce, flowers and plants, handicrafts and prepared foods, usually trading from around 9am until 2pm.
What day is the market in Icod de los Vinos?
Saturday is the surest day for a market in Icod de los Vinos, with one of the town's three street markets trading then and again on Sunday. The trading days of the other two are not confirmed, so check locally or with the town hall before travelling for a specific one.
What time do markets in Icod de los Vinos open?
Markets in Icod de los Vinos open at 9am and close at 2pm, which is the common pattern across the town's three street markets. Go early if you want the pick of the fruit, vegetables and organic produce, as stalls start breaking down before the advertised finish.
What can you buy at the markets in Icod de los Vinos?
Fresh fruit and vegetables are the mainstay of the markets in Icod de los Vinos, alongside organic produce, flowers and plants, handicrafts and prepared foods. That mix covers both a weekly food shop and a souvenir, and the prepared-food stalls make it easy to eat while you look around.
Are there any indoor food markets in Icod de los Vinos?
No, all three of the markets in Icod de los Vinos are outdoor street markets, so there is no covered municipal hall trading Monday to Saturday here. Plan around the weather, and around the usual 9am to 2pm hours, since there is no indoor space to shelter in.