El Campello Sunday Market

El Campello Sunday Market sets up every Sunday on Avinguda Ausiàs March in El Campello, Alicante, with around 60 stalls trading from 8am to 3pm. Fresh fruit, vegetables and cut flowers share the avenue with clothing, footwear and leather goods, and stalls take contactless and mobile payments as well as cash.

What you'll find at El Campello Sunday Market

One run of stalls is produce: seasonal fruit, vegetables and cut flowers. The rest is clothing, footwear and leather goods, which makes it a grocery stop and a general shop in one. The market is entirely open air, wheelchair accessible along the avenue, and dogs are welcome.

How to get to El Campello Sunday Market

The market runs along Avinguda Ausiàs March, close to the centre of El Campello. Reach the town by TRAM from Alicante on line 1 or 3 and get off at El Campello station. By car, take the N-332 or AP-7 and follow signs into town. Check the other street markets in El Campello for a different day.

Where to stay in El Campello

Staying right in El Campello puts you within easy walking distance of the Sunday market. The El Campello Town Centre is your best bet, with plenty of apartments and small hotels close to the seafront and the market site.

If you prefer a bit more comfort, Hotel Restaurante La Lluna is a solid local option. Alternatively, the nearby Playa de El Campello area has good self-catering apartments if you want to make a weekend of it.

What day is El Campello Sunday Market?

El Campello Sunday Market runs every Sunday from 8am to 3pm on Avinguda Ausiàs March. It is a weekly market with no seasonal break, so it sets up on the same avenue all year. Sunday is the only trading day of the week here, so there is no midweek alternative on this site.

What can you buy at El Campello Sunday Market?

El Campello Sunday Market sells fresh fruit and vegetables, cut flowers and plants, clothing and textiles, and footwear and leather goods across around 60 stalls. Produce and general goods trade side by side on Avinguda Ausiàs March, so one walk of the avenue covers both the weekly shop and everything else.

Do stalls at El Campello Sunday Market take cards?

Yes, stalls at El Campello Sunday Market accept contactless and mobile payments as well as cash, which is unusual for a Spanish street market. Cash is still the safest thing to carry, since acceptance is recorded for the market rather than guaranteed at every one of its 60 stalls.