A weekly market in Costa Adeje, situated across from the Gran Hotel Costa Adeje. This market is held two times each week, on Thursdays and Saturdays.
The market in Costa Adeje is typical for the Canary Islands, with many stalls selling counterfeit items like handbags and watches. It tends to get busy after 11 a.m., so beware of pickpockets and take great care of your purse.
Some people refer to Costa Adeje Market as the Playa de Las Americas Market, although it is located in the resort of Costa Adeje. Since the two resorts are so close together it is easy for visitors to get confused. But even if you're staying in Las Americas, it is easy to get to this market, only a short taxi ride away and a few euros in price.
A list of advice if you decide to visit one of the busy markets in Tenerife:
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Los Cristianos Market is the bigger and more popular market in Tenerife South.
Some of the stalls are the same at both markets, as some sellers participate on Saturdays at the market in Costa Adeje and then go over on Sunday to Los Cristianos.
Our advice is to go to whichever market is closer to you, as there is nothing really special in either place.
The market in Costa Adeje is not as big or as crowded as the one in Los Cristianos.
If you're interested in doing some holiday shopping, see more details in our article about shopping in Tenerife and also see a list of other similar Tenerife markets.
As you can see, the market is shown on Google Maps as Fanabe Market, but it's the same thing, referring to the Market in Costa Adeje.
Costa Adeje market takes place twice weekly: on Thursdays and on Saturdays.
Yes, Costa Adeje has a biweekly market which takes place very close to Fanabe beach, where you can buy souvenirs, clothes, handbags and much more.