Costa Adeje Market

Costa Adeje Market sets up on Brussels Avenue in Adeje every Thursday and Saturday from 9am to 2pm. Around 100 stalls line the street between the GF Isabel and GF Gran Costa Adeje hotels, opposite El Duque Shopping Centre. The market replaced the old Torviscas Market, and locals still call it Fanabe Market. Bring cash, as most stalls don't accept cards. Get there before 11am for the best selection and to avoid the midday heat, since there's no natural shade.

What you'll find

Fresh produce takes up one section of the market, with Canarian bananas, avocados, tomatoes and local honey. The rest is clothing, leather goods, handmade jewellery, crafts, flowers and souvenirs. You'll also find olive oil, wines and antiques scattered among the stalls. Bargaining is common here.

How to get to Costa Adeje Market

The market is on Brussels Avenue (Avenida de Bruselas), 38679 Costa Adeje. Parking is available but fills up fast after 10am. Several Titsa bus routes serve the area including 416, 417 and 467, with stops near the entrance. From Las Americas it's a short taxi ride, or you can walk from Los Cristianos in about 40 minutes. Check out other street markets in Adeje if you're in the area on a different day.

What day is Costa Adeje Market?

Costa Adeje Market runs every Thursday and Saturday from 9am to 2pm. It does not open on any other day, so plan your visit around those two mornings.

What can you buy at Costa Adeje Market?

The stalls cover fresh fruit and vegetables, Canarian honey, olive oil, wines, clothing, leather goods, handmade jewellery, crafts, flowers, antiques and books. The produce section is worth visiting for local bananas and avocados.

Do I need cash at Costa Adeje Market?

Yes. Most stalls only accept cash, and there's no ATM at the market itself. Withdraw what you need beforehand. Bargaining is expected, so start lower than the asking price.

Where is Costa Adeje Market located?

The market sets up on Brussels Avenue (Avenida de Bruselas) between the GF Isabel and GF Gran Costa Adeje hotels, directly opposite El Duque Shopping Centre. It's well signposted from the main road.