Markets in Fuengirola
There are 5 markets in Fuengirola. On Tuesdays, the one at the Recinto Ferial fairground, the biggest with 470 stalls; on Saturdays, the flea market at that same site; and on Sundays, the Santa Amalia market. From June to September the night market on the seafront opens as well.
What day is the Fuengirola market?
Fuengirola is on the Costa del Sol, in the province of Málaga, between Benalmádena and Mijas. It has three morning markets and each one has its own day. The big one is on Tuesdays, at the Recinto Ferial fairground: around 470 stalls of clothes, shoes, bags, fruit and vegetables, nuts, hardware and household goods, 9:00–14:00. Many locals call it the Los Boliches market, because the fairground is in that neighbourhood, on Avenida Nuestro Padre Jesús Cautivo.
On Saturdays, at that same site and at the same hours, the flea market takes over, and it is nothing like the Tuesday one: around 300 stalls of second-hand goods, antiques and collectables — vintage clothing, books, vinyl, old toys, coins, watches — and crafts made by the seller. Selling new goods that are not handmade is forbidden, haggling is expected, and many traders keep the same pitch week after week. The flea market is on Saturday, not on Sunday.
On Sundays what there is is the Santa Amalia market, the neighbourhood one: 132 stalls on Calle Méndez Núñez, next to the mosque and Doña Sofía park, also 9:00–14:00. And from June to September the night market on Paseo Marítimo Rey de España opens as well, some ten stalls of crafts and costume jewellery from 20:00 to 2:00; it is an after-dinner stroll, not an alternative to the morning markets.
Two things before you go. The three morning markets close at 14:00 and the flea market packs up on time, so it is worth arriving before 13:00; the site has no shade and parking is hard in high season. And neither the Tuesday nor the Saturday market sets up when the fairground is hosting a fair: the Feria Internacional de los Pueblos in spring, the Carmen fiestas in mid-July, the Los Boliches fair in July and the Rosario fair in October. The Tuesday market does open on public holidays, except Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Epiphany.
Markets in Fuengirola today
Today, 25 October 2026, there is 1 market in Fuengirola.
Markets in Fuengirola on Sunday
The Santa Amalia market opens on Sundays, 9:00–14:00, on Calle Méndez Núñez, beside the mosque and Parque Doña Sofía. It is Fuengirola's neighbourhood market, with 132 stalls.
The flea market is not on Sunday: it is held on Saturdays at the Recinto Ferial fairground, and the big one, with 470 stalls, is on Tuesdays at that same fairground. For second-hand on a Sunday, the nearest is the market at the Calypso urbanisation, in Mijas.
Markets in Fuengirola on Tuesday
Fuengirola Market, 9:00–14:00, at Recinto Ferial de Fuengirola. 470 stalls.
Markets in Fuengirola on Saturday
Fuengirola Flea Market, 9:00–14:00, at Avenida Nuestro Padre Jesús Cautivo, s/n. 300 stalls.
What day is the Los Boliches market?
Tuesdays. Los Boliches market is what many locals call Fuengirola market, because the fairground where it is held is in that neighbourhood. It opens from 9:00 to 14:00 with around 470 stalls of new goods. The Saturday flea market takes over the same site at the same hours, so Los Boliches has a market two days a week.
Where is the Tuesday market in Fuengirola?
At the Fuengirola fairground, on Avenida Nuestro Padre Jesús Cautivo, in the Los Boliches area. It opens from 9:00 to 14:00 with around 470 stalls of clothing, shoes, food, hardware and household goods. It is also held on public holidays, except Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Epiphany, but not when the fairground is hosting a fair. Parking is hard in high season: arrive early.
What day is the Fuengirola flea market?
The Fuengirola flea market is on Saturdays, from 9:00 to 14:00, at the fairground, with around 300 stalls of second-hand goods, antiques and collectables. It is not the Tuesday market, which sells new goods, and it is not held on Sunday: what you get that day is Santa Amalia. It is suspended on the Saturdays of the Carmen and Rosario fiestas and the Feria de los Pueblos.
