Burriana Sea Market

Burriana Sea Market sets up every Sunday along Avenida Mediterrania in Burriana, on the Castellón coast, and runs from 8:30am to 1:30pm. Known in Valencian as the Mercat de la Mar, it puts 220 stalls out in the open air, from fruit and vegetable pitches to clothing rails and flower stands. It is one of the street markets in Burriana, and at 220 pitches the largest of them.

What you'll find at Burriana Sea Market

Fresh fruit and vegetables run through the market, alongside flowers and plants, spices and herbs, and stalls selling prepared food you can eat as you walk. That combination makes it a weekly food shop for local households rather than a market aimed at visitors.

The rest of the 220 pitches are general goods: clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, handicrafts and jewellery. Nothing here is under cover, so a wet Sunday changes what the morning is like.

How to get to Burriana Sea Market

The market is at Avenida Mediterrania, 85, 12530 Burriana, in the province of Castellón. Burriana's town hall lists the market on its official page, which is the place to check before travelling on a public holiday.

Where to stay in Burriana

Burriana is a small town, so your best bet is to stay close to the seafront or the town centre, where you'll find most of the accommodation options. Playa de Burriana puts you right by the sea market and is ideal if you want to walk to everything without any fuss.

If you'd prefer a bit more convenience for exploring the wider area, staying near Centro gives you easy access to local shops, bars, and transport links. Either way, you won't need to travel far to make the most of the market.

What day is Burriana Sea Market?

Burriana Sea Market runs every Sunday from 8:30am to 1:30pm, on Avenida Mediterrania in Burriana. It trades weekly with no second day during the week, so a Sunday morning is the only chance to see its 220 stalls of produce, clothing, flowers and handicrafts.

Where is Burriana Sea Market?

Burriana Sea Market sets up outdoors at Avenida Mediterrania, 85, 12530 Burriana, in the province of Castellón. The stalls line the avenue rather than filling an enclosed hall, and Burriana's town hall publishes the market on its own municipal commerce and markets page.

What can you buy at Burriana Sea Market?

Burriana Sea Market's 220 stalls sell fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers and plants, spices and herbs, and prepared food, alongside clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, handicrafts and jewellery. It is a general street market rather than a food market, so the produce pitches sit next to the clothing rails.

Do you need cash at Burriana Sea Market?

Burriana Sea Market records no card payment across its 220 stalls, so carry cash for the morning. You pay at each pitch rather than at a central till, and nothing confirms that any individual trader takes a card, which makes small notes and coins the safe thing to bring.