Markets in Port de Sagunt

Staying in Port de Sagunt town centre puts you close to the seafront and within easy reach of the local markets. The area has a good mix of small hotels and apartments that work well for a short stay.

If you want more options nearby, Sagunt is just a few kilometres inland and gives you access to a wider choice of accommodation, with straightforward bus and road connections back to the port.

Every market here is an outdoor street market. There is no covered municipal hall in Port de Sagunt, so the town's market shopping happens on the pavement rather than under a roof. Two markets set up on Thursday and two on Saturday, and the standard hours are 8am to 2pm, which makes this a morning errand rather than an afternoon one. A third, seasonal market runs along the maritime promenade through the summer at around 30 stalls.

Across the three you'll find fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather, jewellery, handicrafts, books and magazines, and prepared foods. The 800-stall market carries the full spread; the smaller ones lean towards clothes, shoes and handicrafts. The Sagunto tourism office publishes municipal event and closure notices. A few kilometres up the coast, Canet d'en Berenguer holds regular markets of its own.

Puerto de Sagunto's markets trade on Thursday and Saturday, with two of the town's three street markets running on each of those days, from 8am to 2pm. The third is seasonal and sets up on the maritime promenade over the summer. Thursday is the busiest of the two market days.

Port de Sagunt has three markets, and all three are outdoor street markets rather than covered halls. The largest is the Puerto de Sagunto Weekly Market at 800 stalls, and the smallest is the summer market on the maritime promenade, which fields around 30. All of them trade in the morning, from 8am to 2pm.

Port de Sagunt's markets sell fresh fruit and vegetables, clothing and textiles, footwear and leather goods, jewellery, handicrafts, books and magazines, and prepared foods. The 800-stall weekly market carries all of those categories, while the smaller two concentrate on clothing, footwear and handicrafts, which makes them a quicker browse.

No, none of Port de Sagunt's three street markets trades on a Sunday. The town's market days are Thursday and Saturday, both running from 8am to 2pm, and the seasonal promenade market is a summer addition rather than a Sunday one. The Valencia province listings show which nearby towns trade on a Sunday.