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Visiting a local market is part of the Costa Blanca experience for many holidaymakers. You will find fresh fruit and vegetables, cheese, cured meats, olives, nuts and other local products, together with clothing, shoes, bags, plants and household goods. There are also several flea and antiques markets in the area. For us, the famous Saturday market in Jalón/Xaló is one of the most interesting. Below you will find the main markets that are easy to visit from Moraira and Benissa.
Last updated: September 2026
| Day | Town | Market |
| Tuesday | Altea | Weekly market |
| Wednesday | Teulada | Weekly market |
| Wednesday | Calpe | Flea market |
| Thursday | Jávea | Weekly market |
| Friday | Moraira | Weekly market |
| Saturday | Benissa | Weekly market |
| Saturday | Jalón / Xaló |
Flea & antiques market |
| Saturday | Calpe | Weekly market |
Markets can occasionally be moved or cancelled because of public holidays, local fiestas or exceptional weather, so it is worth checking locally on special dates.
Moraira’s weekly market takes place every Friday morning at Parking Les Sorts, close to the town centre. Stalls sell fruit and vegetables, cheese, cured meats, nuts, clothing, shoes, bags, plants and a variety of household goods.
Our tip: during July and August, go early. It is cooler and quieter, and afterwards you can easily walk into the centre or towards the seafront.
📍 Friday | 09:00 am – 02:00 pm | Parking Les Sorts | Moraira
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Because Teulada and Moraira form one municipality, visitors sometimes overlook the market in Teulada. It is smaller and generally more local in character than the Friday market in Moraira, with fresh food, regional products, clothing and everyday goods. A good choice if you prefer a quieter, more local market experience.
📍 Wednesday | 09:00 am – 02:00 pm| Plaza VI Centenari | Teulada
Every Saturday morning, the centre of Benissa hosts its weekly market. The market is spread across several streets. Fresh fruit, vegetables and food products can be found around Carrer Sant Josep, while clothing, shoes, accessories and plants are sold around areas including Carrer Sant Nicolau and Hort de Bordes.
Our tip: combine the market with a walk through Benissa’s historic old town.
📍 Saturday | 08:00 am – 01:30 pm | Benissa town centre
If you enjoy antiques, curiosities and second-hand finds, head to Jalón – Xaló in Valencian. The well-known Rastro de Xaló takes place every Saturday morning and attracts visitors from across the region. Stalls sell antiques, furniture, books, tools, decorative objects, collectibles and plenty of things you probably were not planning to buy.Xaló also organises the Mercat de la Terra, featuring locally grown and handmade products.
Our tip: combine the market with a visit to one of the bodegas in the Jalón Valley, an area particularly known for wine and mistela.
📍Saturday morning | Xaló / Jalón
The weekly market in Jávea/Xàbia takes place every Thursday in the historic town centre. Stalls can be found around Plaça de la Constitució, Placeta del Convent and Plaça Marina Alta, selling food, clothing, accessories and household goods.
Our tip: combine the market with a walk through the old town and lunch by the coast.
📍 Thursday | Morning 09.00 am – 02:00 pm | Historic centre | Jávea
👉🏻 See our guide to visiting Jávea.
Altea has its main weekly market on Tuesday. The market is divided into different sections, with fresh food around Avenida de La Nucía and stalls selling clothing, shoes, accessories and other goods nearby.Altea is further from Moraira, but the market is easy to combine with a visit to its beautiful old town.
📍 Tuesday | 08:00 am – 02:00 pm | Camí de l’Algar area | Altea
Calpe’s main weekly market takes place every Saturday morning. It is divided between two nearby locations:
📍 Saturday | 08:00 am – 02:00 pm | Avenida de Rumanía | Calpe
Looking for second-hand goods, antiques and curiosities instead? Calpe also has a Wednesday flea market, held in the area between Avenida País Valencià and Avenida de Rumanía.
📍 Wednesday | 09:00 am – 02:00 pm | Avenida País Valenciá | Calpe
During the summer, Calpe also hosts craft markets near the coast. For 2026, markets have been scheduled from June to September around:
They are particularly nice to visit during an evening walk along the seafront.

| You are looking for… | Our choice |
| Closest to Moraira | Moraira |
| More local Spanish atmosphere |
Benissa or Teulada |
| Antiques & second-hand | Jalón / Xaló |
| Market + historic old town | Jávea |
| Market as part of a day trip | Altea |
| Plenty of choice on Saturday | Calpe |
For guests staying in Moraira, the Friday market in Moraira is naturally the easiest option. If you have a free Saturday morning, however, we think Benissa and Jalón are both worth visiting for completely different reasons.
Go early | Especially in July and August, markets become hotter and busier later in the morning.
Carry some cash | More traders now accept card payments, but you should not assume every stall does.
Bring a shopping bag | Particularly useful if you plan to buy fruit, vegetables or other food.
Check public holidays | Markets can occasionally be moved, shortened or cancelled.
Make a day of it | Jávea, Altea, Benissa, Calpe and Jalón all offer enough to combine the market with lunch, sightseeing or a walk.
👉🏻 Looking for more ideas? See our day trips from Moraira.
When is the market in Moraira?
Moraira market takes place every Friday morning at Parking Les Sorts, close to the town centre. It normally finishes at around 02:00 pm.
Where is Moraira market?
The market is held at Parking Les Sorts, within walking distance of the centre of Moraira. It is not located at the harbour.
Which markets are on Saturday near Moraira?
There are several good options. Benissa has its weekly market, Jalón/Xaló has its well-known flea and antiques market, and Calpe also has a large Saturday market.
What is the best flea market near Moraira?
For antiques, curiosities and second-hand goods, we particularly like the Rastro de Xaló in Jalón. It takes place every Saturday morning.
When is Benissa market?
Benissa’s weekly market is held every Saturday from approximately 08:00 until 01:30 pm in different streets around the town centre.
When is Jávea market?
The weekly market in Jávea/Xàbia takes place every Thursday morning in the historic centre and normally continues until around 02:00 pm.
Is there a market in Teulada?
Yes. Teulada has a weekly market every Wednesday at Plaza VI Centenari, normally from 09:00 am until 02:00 pm.
Are the weekly markets open all year?
Most regular weekly markets operate throughout the year. Public holidays, local fiestas or exceptional weather can occasionally affect market days or opening times.
Can you pay by card at the markets?
Some traders accept cards or mobile payments, but not all do. We recommend carrying some cash.
Which market is best if you are staying in Moraira?
For convenience, choose the Friday market in Moraira. For antiques and a completely different atmosphere, Jalón on Saturday is our favourite. Benissa is ideal if you want to combine a local market with its historic town centre.