Canet Beach Market

Fruit and vegetable stalls carry the market, so what is on the trestles changes with the Valencian growing year. Flower and plant sellers trade alongside them, which is the other half of the fresh side of the market.

The rest of the 44 pitches are clothing and textiles and handicrafts, the usual evening mix of practical shopping and browsing. It is a general market rather than a food market, so treat the produce as one part of it and not the whole.

Canet d'en Berenguer is a small coastal town, so staying near Canet Beach puts you within easy walking distance of the market and the shore. If you would rather be among the shops and bars, the town centre sits just inland from the seafront and is still a short walk from the market streets.

The market runs on the street itself, between Carrer de Maximilià Thous and Carrer de Flor de Maig, a few blocks back from the seafront in Canet d'en Berenguer, postcode 46529. It is entirely outdoors, so there is no shelter if the weather turns. Check the street markets in Canet d'en Berenguer for other weekly options, and the town hall's official page for any changes to the Wednesday date.