Sant Pere Pescador Craft Market Featured
Runs every Wednesday and Saturday from 9am to 2pm. Local artisans sell handmade crafts and goods at this outdoor market on the Carretera de la Platja.
Handicrafts
Markets in Sant Pere Pescador
3 markets tracked in Sant Pere Pescador.
Sant Pere Pescador runs three weekly markets, all of them street markets held outdoors, in a small Alt Empordà town on the River Fluvià a few kilometres inland from the Costa Brava beaches. Wednesday is the main market day here, and the largest of the three sets up around 25 stalls at the Camí de la Mota parking area near Carrer del Molí. There is no covered municipal market hall in the town, so everything trades in the open air.
Weekly Market Schedule
Where to stay in Sant Pere Pescador
Sant Pere Pescador is a small coastal village, so staying central means you can easily walk or cycle to any market activity. Try Town Centre for the most convenient base, or look for accommodation along Camping and Bungalow Area, where several well-regarded holiday parks sit close to the beach and village.
Planning the trip
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Street markets in Sant Pere Pescador
Between them the three markets cover fresh fruit and vegetables from the Empordà plain, local cheese and dairy, clothing and textiles, handicrafts and certified organic produce. That spread is unusual for a town this size: one of the three deals only in handmade goods and another only in organic produce, so a single morning here can mean a produce market and a craft market rather than one general stall run.
Trading hours are consistent across the town, with stalls typically open from 9am and packing up by around 2pm. Stall numbers at the two smaller markets vary week to week, so arrive in the first hour if you want the full choice. More details on the main weekly market are on the Visit Sant Pere tourism website.
Sant Pere Pescador Organic Market Featured
Sant Pere Pescador's organic market focuses on fresh, locally-grown produce and certified organic goods sourced from regional farms.
Organic Products · Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables
Sant Pere Pescador Weekly Market
Twenty-five stalls of fruit, vegetables, cheese and clothing on Carrer del Molí, trading every Wednesday from 8am to 2pm.
Fresh Fruits · Fresh Vegetables · Cheese & Dairy · Clothing & Textiles
Market days in Sant Pere Pescador
Wednesday is the busiest day, with two of the three markets trading, and Saturday carries one. The day of the third has not been confirmed, which is worth knowing if you are planning a trip around a specific market rather than simply turning up midweek. Wednesday morning is the safe bet.
If you are travelling around the area, the province page for Girona lists every town in the province with a market, including the larger weekly markets along the Bay of Roses.
When is the market in Sant Pere Pescador?
The main market in Sant Pere Pescador runs on Wednesday morning, from around 9am until 2pm, and it is the larger of the town's two confirmed market days. A second market trades on a Saturday. Wednesday is the one to plan around, since two of the town's three weekly markets trade then.
How many markets are there in Sant Pere Pescador?
Sant Pere Pescador has three weekly markets, all of them street markets trading outdoors rather than in a covered hall. The largest carries around 25 stalls at the Camí de la Mota parking area. The other two are smaller and specialised, one selling handicrafts and one selling certified organic produce.
What can you buy at the markets in Sant Pere Pescador?
Markets in Sant Pere Pescador sell fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese and dairy, clothing and textiles, handicrafts and certified organic produce. The produce comes off the Empordà plain that surrounds the town, and because one of the three markets is organic-only, you can buy direct from small-scale organic growers as well as from general produce stalls.