Markets in Xaló
Alicante, Valencian Community
The jalón market is the most searched name for Xaló's Saturday rastro, though locally the town is written Xaló and sits in the heart of the Jalón Valley in Alicante province. Three outdoor street markets run here each week, with the two largest each hosting 25 stalls and the third focusing on fresh produce and clothing with 15 stalls.
Weekly Market Schedule
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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MondayNo markets▼
Tuesday1market▼
WednesdayNo markets▼
ThursdayNo markets▼
FridayNo markets▼
Saturday2markets▼
SundayNo markets▼
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Where to stay in Xaló
Xaló is a small village in the Jalón Valley, so accommodation options are limited but the surrounding area has some good choices. Staying in Jalón Valley puts you close to the market and within easy reach of the vineyards and local shops that make this corner of Alicante worth exploring.
If you prefer a bit more choice for restaurants and transport, Benissa and Calpe are both short drives away and offer a wider selection of hotels and apartments to suit most budgets.
Tours & Activities in Xaló
Market days in Xaló
All three markets in Xaló run on a weekly schedule. The official Xaló municipality site carries the current confirmed days and any seasonal changes. If you are also exploring nearby towns, Calpe and Xàbia both have their own weekly street markets within easy driving distance.
Street Markets in Xaló
What to buy at Xaló's markets
Xaló's weekly markets cover a good spread of goods across two distinct characters. The Xaló Market and Xaló Street Market both run outdoors with 25 stalls apiece, specialising in antiques, brocante, handicrafts and jewellery, making them a reliable stop for anyone hunting for second-hand finds or artisan pieces on the Costa Blanca.
The Xaló Weekly Market is the place to come for everyday essentials, with 15 stalls selling fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, clothing and footwear. It draws a more local crowd than the rastro-style markets and is a straightforward place to stock up on seasonal produce from the valley.
Is the Xaló rastro on a Saturday?
The Xaló rastro (locally called the Xaló Market or jalón market) runs on Saturday mornings. Check the municipal site for any changes to the schedule.
Does the Xaló flea market sell antiques?
Yes, the two larger markets in Xaló each have 25 outdoor stalls and specialise in antiques, handicrafts and jewellery alongside general brocante.