Costa Adeje Market

Costa Adeje Market transforms Brussels Avenue into a tourist-focused shopping destination twice weekly. Dozens of stalls line the street, offering fashion items, beachwear, and accessories alongside imitation branded bags, sunglasses, and watches.

Shoppers can also find authentic local crafts such as clay jewellery and personalised shells, as well as traditional souvenirs including handmade soaps, Canarian honey, and island salts. The market primarily caters to the international tourist population in Costa Adeje, with vendors often speaking multiple languages. Located directly in front of El Duque Shopping Centre, the market benefits from high footfall but offers no natural shade, making sun protection essential.

The atmosphere is commercial and tourist-oriented, with haggling commonly practised. Peak hours between 10:00 and 12:00 see the highest crowds, while early morning and afternoon visits offer a more relaxed shopping experience. Visitors should remain vigilant with personal belongings due to reported pickpocketing incidents.

Costa Adeje Market is accessible by public bus with several routes serving the area. Bus lines 424, 452, and 467 stop directly at the market location on Brussels Avenue.

The market sits in front of El Duque Shopping Centre, making it a recognisable landmark for navigation.

Limited parking is available nearby, but vehicles must be moved by 20:00 the evening before market days to avoid removal.