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Market in costa teguise: Teguise Market ✔️ Schedule, What to buy & How to get there

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Costa Teguise Markets

Markets in Lanzarote provide the ideal place to purchase some original Canarian
products. In these picturesque, colourful and multi-ethnologic places you’ll
find nearly everything, from basic food produce to the ultimate fashion trend,
all in a familiar relaxed atmosphere.

Most markets on the island are held in the morning from around 8:00 to 14:00, so
you’ll need to get there early and be prepared to haggle like a professional to
secure the best bargains.

The largest street market on Lanzarote is held every Sunday morning in the
centre of the old town of La Villa de Teguise, which is some 9 miles inland from
Costa Teguise. In recent years every person entering the market does have to run
the gauntlet of innumerable timeshare touts attempting to lure you to their
development with offers of free car hire, free holidays or even cash rewards.
Just smile, keep walking, and say no, and they’ll soon move on to the next
likely candidate.

Once inside the market it usually takes around 1.1/2 to 2 hours to see
everything, although to secure the best bargains you will have to haggle with
the traders. A couple of words of advice, do not start to negotiate if you have
no intention of buying, but do not be afraid to say no and walk away if the
prices do not fall to a level that you are prepared to pay for an item. Common
sense we know, but still easy to forget.

The Transporte Interurbano de Lanzarote run a special bus,

La Linea 11,
from Costa Teguise to the market at Villa de Teguise. However, due to the
popularity of the market, these buses do get very busy, and have in the past
also been known to attract pick-pockets.

A smaller street market is also held every Friday evening between 5pm and 10pm
around the Pueblo Marinero in Costa Teguise. This market offers the usual
tourist souvenirs and fakes, but is worth a visit since it is held in the
evening and Pueblo Marinero has a nice atmosphere where you can enjoy some
Tapas, drinks or a more formal dinner in between browsing the stalls.

Every Saturday morning from around 9:00 to 14:00, a further street market is
also held beside the Cabildo on the Recinto del Parque Tematico de Arrecife, in
nearby Arrecife. Launched in 2010, this market offers a selection of craft items
and souvenirs, food items and locally produced agricultural products.

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MARKETS IN LANZAROTE | Discover Lanzarote with Hoopoe Villas

Do you enjoy shopping? Explore Lanzarote’s markets and singular shopping spots, as well as the most up-to-date shopping centres and commercial areas.  

Arrecife Market

On Saturday mornings, near the Charco de San Ginés, the flea market takes the Calle Real. It becomes a go and come of people looking for handicrafts, gastronomic and local products in the commercial center of the capital of Lanzarote at the Arrecife’s Mercadillo.

Saturdays from 09:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Teguise Market

Every Sunday morning, tranquility in Teguise becomes bustle with the arrival of the crowds looking for Teguise’s Mercadillo. One of the most important markets in the Canary Islands takes place in the streets of Teguise. There you can find all kinds of handicrafts, ceramics, basketry, natural and typical products, among others. The favorites are the cheeses and wines and the ones elaborated out of cactus and aloe. In the “Mercadillo de Teguise” you can come across some of the work of art that captures your attention, as it is a place where local artists often sell their works. The times of the market are from 9:00 am. to 2:00 pm. and is usually recommended for visitors.

Saturdays from 09:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Costa Teguise Market

This small market is set in the Plaza Pueblo Marinero of Costa Teguise, where many of the positions of the Sunday market of Teguise are found. On Fridays afternoon you can take advantage of the products of the market in a pleasant atmosphere that has a range of bars and local restaurants nearby.

Friday from 6:00 pm. to 10:00 pm.

Traditional Market of Puerto del Carmen

Beyond the extensive beaches and large shops of Puerto del Carmen, local products, gastronomic displays, costume jewelery and traditional handicrafts can be found in Varadero Plaza every Friday from 4:00 pm. to 10:00 pm.

Agriculture and Artisan Market of  Tinajo

The Agriculture and Artisan Market of Tinajo is U-shaped, distributed by stone trails that are organized by agricultural products, livestock products, fish products, baked goods and handicrafts. It has almost a decade running and it’s a perfect place to take a memory of the most traditional and authentic of Lanzarote. Don’t go without a sample of tafeña (corn toast) or without trying the gofio.

Sundays from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Marina Rubicon Market

In the south of Lanzarote, at Marina Rubicón Marina in Playa Blanca, There’s a market that offers variety and quality of products. In addition to the wide gastronomic and commercial offer, the spectacular and relaxing environment is ideal to enjoy the day.

Wednesday and Saturday from 09:00 am to 2:00 pm.

Haria Market

Artistic painting and traditional and contemporary crafts are characteristic of this market that opens from 10:00 am. to 2:00 pm. in the “Plaza de la Constitución” in Haria. The traditional market of Haria has five years of experience and is recognized for supporting local production and promoting the manufacturing sector.

Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:30 pm.

Las Piteras ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

TRAVEL INFORMATION

Bathing in Charco del Palo:
The Charco del Palo coast is a semi-altitude coast formed by black lava rocks.
There are 3 great swimming spots here, two of them are tide pools that fill up during
high water, and in another place you can swim in the open sea. Southern of two tidal basins
located right in front of Las Piteras apartments and is a great place to soak up the sun
and swim..

Supermarkets:
Charco del Palo has a small supermarket within walking distance. More supermarkets you
you will find in Mala (3 km), Guatise and Arrieta (about 5 km), as well as larger supermarkets (Euro Spar,
Lidl) is in Arrecife (about 30 km).

Food in Charco del Palo:
There are 3 restaurants in town within walking distance of all apartments. Other restaurants are in Mala (3 km),
Guatize (5 km) and Arriete (also about 5 km). Arrieta serves fresh and typical fish daily.

Purchases:
Charco del Palo is not the place to shop! Shopping centers in Lanzarote can be found in Teguise (20 km), Costa Teguise
(20 km), Arrecife (30 km) and Playa Honda (35 km).

Markets:
On Saturdays in Aria (about 10 km from Las Piteras) there is an art and handicraft market, from 10:00 to 14:00.
On Sundays – in Teguise, from 10:00 to 14:00, it is about 20 km. Friday – in Costa Teguise in Pueblo
Marinero, from 18:00 to 22:00, also at a distance of about 20 km from our complex.

Excursions:
Excursions to the island to see Lanzarote by tourist bus are not offered from Charco del Palo
(to our delight!). To discover the true beauty of the island, it is best to rent a car. Rent
a car in Lanzarote is not expensive and the vehicle can be delivered directly to your accommodation.
Advance booking is strongly recommended, especially during the high season in Lanzarote!

Tourism:
Throughout the north of Lanzarote, the number of tourists is quite small, which is an advantage for a comfortable
rest, from our point of view. Charco del Palo also has several apartments and bungalows for rent. The nearest
major tourist resorts in Lanzarote are Costa Teguise (20 km), Puerto del Carmen (40 km) and Playa Blanca (60 km).

How to get to Las Piteras:
To get to Arrecife Airport in Lanzarote, there are direct flights from many European airports.
For the way from the airport to Charco del Palo, we recommend renting a car, but for more convenience and
if necessary, we will be happy to arrange a personal transfer for you.

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