Camarles Weekly Market

Camarles Weekly Market is a small indoor market that runs every Tuesday from 8am to 2pm on Rambla de Catalunya in Camarles, a town on the edge of the Ebro Delta in Tarragona province. Around 25 stalls sell fresh local produce, and the market accepts cash, contactless, and mobile payments.

What you'll find

The focus is fresh food from the surrounding agricultural region. You'll find seasonal fruits and vegetables, locally produced cheese and dairy, bread and bakery goods, and honey from the Ebro Delta area. It's a compact market, so a quick loop covers everything. Browse more options at other street markets in Camarles.

How to get to Camarles Weekly Market

The market sets up on Rambla de Catalunya, 1, right in the centre of town. Camarles is easy to reach by car from the AP-7 motorway, and street parking is available nearby. The market is wheelchair accessible.

Where to stay in Camarles

Camarles is a small town, so staying centrally is your best bet for walking to the weekly market without any fuss. Look for options in Town Centre or along the nearby Ebro Delta area, where you'll find a handful of rural stays and guesthouses that suit a short visit.

Staying in Deltebre gives you easy access to Camarles while letting you enjoy the wider delta area too.

What day is Camarles Weekly Market?

Camarles Weekly Market runs every Tuesday from 8:00 to 14:00 on Rambla de Catalunya. It's a weekly market with no seasonal closures on record, so it does not operate on any other day and holds the same slot year-round.

What can you buy at Camarles Weekly Market?

The stalls focus on fresh food: seasonal fruits and vegetables, cheese and dairy products, bread from local bakeries, and honey produced in the Ebro Delta. There are around 25 stalls in total, set up along Rambla de Catalunya, and the market is wheelchair accessible.

Do I need cash at Camarles Weekly Market?

Not necessarily. While cash is always accepted, the roughly 25 stalls at Camarles Weekly Market also take contactless and mobile payments, which is uncommon for a market of this size in the Ebro Delta area.