Colera Weekly Market

Colera Weekly Market sets up every Monday from 8am to 2pm at Plaça Pi I Margall in Colera, a small fishing village on the Costa Brava. Around 15 stalls trade here, and both cash and card payments are accepted.

What you'll find

You'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and bakery items, cheese and dairy, and clothing and textiles. Check the other street markets in Colera for more market days along this stretch of coast.

How to get to Colera Weekly Market

The market sets up at Plaça Pi I Margall in the centre of Colera, near the French border in Girona province. By car, take the N-260 coastal road and follow signs to the village centre. The nearest train station is in Llançà, a short drive or taxi ride away.

Where to stay in Colera

Colera is a small coastal village, so staying right in it keeps things simple. Town Centre puts you within easy walking distance of the market and the beach.

For a bit more comfort, the nearby resort area of Cala Colera has some options with sea views.

What day is Colera Weekly Market?

Colera Weekly Market runs every Monday from 8am to 2pm at Plaça Pi I Margall, in the centre of Colera on Spain's northern Costa Brava. It's a weekly market, not a monthly or seasonal one, so the same Monday slot applies all year, with around 15 stalls setting up each week.

What can you buy at Colera Weekly Market?

Colera Weekly Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, bread and bakery items, cheese and dairy, and clothing and textiles. Around 15 stalls set up in Plaça Pi I Margall each Monday, and both cash and card payments are accepted, so you can buy without needing exact change.

Do I need cash at Colera Weekly Market?

No, you don't need cash at Colera Weekly Market, since stalls take both cash and credit cards. The market is also listed as wheelchair accessible, and it opens for one session a week, Monday mornings into early afternoon, so there's time to browse the roughly 15 stalls without rushing.