Grau i Platja Sunday Market

Grau i Platja Sunday Market sets up every Sunday along Passeig Rosa dels Vents, the seafront promenade in Grau i Platja, the beach district of Gandía. Its 144 stalls make it the largest of the street markets in the city. From September to June it runs 8:30am to 2pm, then moves to an evening slot, 5:30pm to 11pm, through July and August. Stalls take cash. The only Sundays it misses are 25 December and 1 January.

What you'll find at Grau i Platja Sunday Market

One side of the market is clothing, footwear, bags, jewellery and accessories, with fabric rolls, plants and household hardware alongside. The other side leans towards food, with fresh produce, dried fruits, olives, pickles, herbs, cured meats and churros. It is a mixed market where locals do their weekly shop next to visitors walking up from the sand.

How to get to Grau i Platja Sunday Market

The market stretches along Passeig Rosa dels Vents between Calle Alcoy and Calle Islas Canarias, on the seafront at Gandía beach, a short walk from the strip of hotels and apartments. It is wheelchair accessible. The Gandía Commerce website carries a map and the current schedule.

Where to stay in Grau i Platja

Staying in El Grau puts you close to the harbour and an easy walk from the Sunday stalls. The beachfront strip of La Malva-rosa is the other option worth checking if you want the market and the sand in the same morning.

What day is Grau i Platja Sunday Market?

Grau i Platja Sunday Market runs every Sunday of the year apart from 25 December and 1 January. From September to June it trades 8:30am to 2pm, and in July and August it switches to an evening slot of 5:30pm to 11pm, along the Passeig Rosa dels Vents promenade at Gandía beach.

What can you buy at the Gandía beach Sunday market?

Grau i Platja Sunday Market's 144 stalls sell clothing, footwear, bags, jewellery and handicrafts on one side, with fabric rolls, plants and household hardware among them. The other side is food: fresh produce, olives, pickles, dried fruits, herbs, cured meats and churros made on the spot.

Do stalls at Grau i Platja Sunday Market take cards?

No, Grau i Platja Sunday Market is cash only, so draw out notes and coins before you go. There is no cash machine on the market itself, and the nearest banks and ATMs sit along the main Gandía beach strip, a few minutes' walk from Passeig Rosa dels Vents.