O Pindo Market

O Pindo Market is a small weekly street market that sets up every Thursday in the main plaza of O Pindo, a fishing village on Galicia's Costa da Morte. Around 5 stalls open from 8am to 2pm, selling fresh fruit, vegetables, prepared foods and handmade jewellery. Bring cash, as card payments aren't accepted.

What you'll find at O Pindo Market

The market's around 5 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, prepared foods and handmade jewellery. It's a small market, so the range is limited to those few categories, and the site is wheelchair accessible. If you're exploring the street markets in O Pindo area, this is a quick stop worth checking out.

How to get to O Pindo Market

The market is in La Plaza, the main square of O Pindo. The village is on the AC-552 coastal road between Corcubión and Cee. Parking is available in the surrounding streets.

Where to stay in O Pindo

O Pindo is a small coastal village, so accommodation options are limited but charming. Staying in O Pindo village centre puts you within easy walking distance of the market and the seafront. If you want more choice, Carnota is a short drive away and has a handful of rural guesthouses worth considering.

What day is O Pindo Market?

O Pindo Market runs every Thursday from 8am to 2pm, year round. It sets up in La Plaza, the village's main square.

Do I need cash at O Pindo Market?

Yes, O Pindo Market takes cash only, with no card payment option at its stalls. Around 5 stalls trade here every Thursday from 8am to 2pm, so it's worth bringing what you need in advance.

What can you buy at O Pindo Market?

O Pindo Market's stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, prepared foods, and handmade jewellery. With only around 5 stalls, the selection covers those three categories rather than a wide range, and the market itself is wheelchair accessible.