Markets in Xeraco

Xeraco is a small town, so your best bet is staying close to the town centre, Town Centre, where you can walk easily to the local markets without any fuss. A few holiday apartments and guesthouses also sit near the beach at Xeraco's coastal strip, Playa de Xeraco, which is a pleasant option if you want to combine market visits with some time by the sea.

If you prefer more hotel choice, the nearby town of Gandia is just a short drive away and offers plenty of accommodation at different price points, making it a practical base for exploring the whole area.

The Xeraco Weekly Market is the largest street market in town, with 60 outdoor stalls running weekly throughout the year. It sells fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and poultry, fish and seafood, and cheese and dairy, covering most everyday grocery needs in one stop.

The Xeraco Beach Municipal Market and the Xeraco Beach Summer Market are both smaller outdoor markets running weekly, with stall counts not currently confirmed. Both set up by the beach, and between them the town also has traders in clothing, footwear and handicrafts alongside the food stalls.

The Xeraco Summer Beach Market is the town's only municipal market, operating indoors on a weekly basis from June through September. It carries fresh fruit, vegetables, fish and seafood, meat and poultry, and clothing, making it a practical stop as well as a seasonal attraction. The evening format means it fits naturally into a beach day, and the official listing is available on the Comunitat Valenciana tourism site.

Saturday is the main market day in Xeraco, when three of the town's four markets trade. One more runs on Monday and another on Thursday, so there are markets on three separate days of the week. The year-round Xeraco Weekly Market is the largest of them, with 60 stalls.

Markets in Xeraco usually open at 6pm and close at 11pm, which makes them evening markets rather than morning ones. The timing suits the coastal summer, when trading at the beach carries on long after the sand has emptied, and it leaves the daytime free for the beach itself.

Xeraco has four markets, three street markets and one municipal market. Three of the four are tied to the beachfront, and the fourth is the town's year-round weekly street market, the biggest of the group at 60 stalls and the one that covers fruit, vegetables, meat, fish, and cheese and dairy.

Yes, three of Xeraco's four markets run at the beach, including the Xeraco Summer Beach Market, which trades weekly from June through September. That one sells fresh fruit and vegetables, fish and seafood, meat and poultry, and clothing, and like the town's other markets it trades in the evening.