2 markets tracked in Tacoronte.
Tacoronte has two markets worth knowing about before you visit. The local farmers market scene here splits across a smaller municipal market and a larger weekly street market, both running outdoors and stocking fresh seasonal produce. Together they offer around 95 stalls, making them a practical stop for anyone in northern Tenerife looking for fruit, vegetables, cheese, fish and organic goods.
Tacoronte is a small town, so your best bet is to stay in Town Centre where you'll be within easy reach of the local markets and the main amenities. If you prefer a bit more comfort or choice, the nearby coastal area of El Puertico has some pleasant options with sea views.
For those happy to base themselves slightly further afield, Santa Cruz de Tenerife is just a short drive away and offers a much wider selection of hotels, making it a practical alternative if you're combining market visits with wider island exploration.
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The Tacoronte Farmers Market is the larger of the two, with 70 outdoor stalls open on a weekly schedule. It stocks fresh fruit, vegetables, cheese and dairy, fish and seafood, and organic produce, making it the better option if you want a broader shop in one visit. The fish and seafood selection in particular sets it apart from the municipal market, which focuses more on dry goods and artisan products.
For more market options in the area, La Laguna holds regular weekly markets and is around 15 minutes from Tacoronte. La Orotava is another good nearby choice with its own market traditions. Both are covered in the broader Santa Cruz de Tenerife province guide.
Runs every Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 2pm. This farmers market features 70 stalls with fresh local produce, cheese, seafood, and handicrafts.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Cheese & Dairy · Fish & Seafood · Organic Products · Handicrafts · Bread & Bakery
The Tacoronte Farmer's Market is an outdoor municipal market with 25 stalls, running weekly along the TF-121 road between Tacoronte and Tejina. Stalls cover fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, bread and pastries, handicrafts and organic produce. It reflects the town's agricultural identity as part of one of Tenerife's main wine-growing zones, and draws a local crowd looking for seasonal Canarian goods. The official Cabildo de Tenerife market listings carry updated opening information.
An outdoor weekend market on the Tacoronte-Tejina road in northern Tenerife, with 25 stalls selling fresh Canarian produce, organic goods, bread and local handicrafts.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Bread & Bakery · Handicrafts · Organic Products
Both of Tacoronte's markets, the 25-stall municipal market on the Tacoronte-Tejina road and the 70-stall Tacoronte Farmers Market, trade on Saturday and Sunday. The municipal market opens at 8am and the street market at 9am, and both run until around 2pm, giving the town two chances to shop each weekend.
Tacoronte Farmers Market is the larger of the two, with 70 stalls, while the municipal market at Km 3.5 on the Tacoronte-Tejina road has 25 stalls, giving the town around 95 stalls across both markets each Saturday and Sunday. The street market carries the wider range, with fish and seafood alongside its fruit and vegetables.
Tacoronte's markets stock fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and bakery, handicrafts and organic produce at both the municipal market and Tacoronte Farmers Market. The street market adds cheese, dairy, fish and seafood to that list, making it the better stop for a broader weekly shop.
Yes, both of Tacoronte's markets trade on Sunday as well as Saturday. The municipal market runs from 8am and the street market from 9am, both closing around 2pm, so a Sunday visit gets the same choice of stalls as a Saturday one.
