Street Markets in Javea
Alicante, Valencian Community
Street markets in Javea offer six different markets spread across the week, giving you plenty of opportunities to shop for fresh produce, crafts, and household goods. The Thursday Market and Saturday Municipal Market are the main weekly fixtures, while craft fairs and rastro markets run on multiple days for those seeking antiques and handmade items.
Weekly Street Market Schedule
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What you'll find
Across Javea's markets you'll find fresh produce at the main Thursday and Saturday markets, alongside clothing, household items, and flowers. The craft fairs and rastro markets feature antiques, handmade goods, and second-hand items, with food stalls available at most locations.
Javea Thursday Market
Every week — Thursday
Javea Nighttime Craft Fair
Every week — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday (Jun–Aug only)
Javea Park Market — Charity Rastro
Every week — Sunday
Javea Solidarity Rastro (APASA)
Every week — Saturday
Javea Weekend Craft Fair
Every week — Saturday, Sunday
Javea Saturday Municipal Market Mercadillo
Every week — Saturday
Tips for visiting
Arrive early before 9am to get the best selection of fresh produce and avoid the midday heat. Most stalls operate until around 2pm, and while card payments are available at some stalls, cash is recommended for smaller vendors and easier transactions.
Are street markets in Javea free to enter?
Yes, all street markets in Javea are completely free to enter.
What time do street markets in Javea open?
Most markets open around 8am to 9am and run until approximately 2pm. The Nighttime Craft Fair operates on a different schedule and runs daily from Monday to Sunday.
What's the biggest street market in Javea?
The Javea Thursday Market and Saturday Municipal Market Mercadillo are the main weekly markets, with the Thursday Market being the primary fixture for fresh produce and general goods.