The 4 Gran Canaria Market Tours That Earn Their Price

1.Gran Canaria: Puerto de Mogán Local Market Day Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 137 reviews · 6 hours · from $26Our pick

Spend six hours visiting Puerto de Mogán, known for flower-filled lanes, canals, a sports marina, and its Friday market. Air-conditioned transport, a guide, and hotel-area pickup are included. You get about three hours to explore, with an optional scenic boat ride from Puerto Rico for an added fee.

“I thought that the market was going to be promoting local foods and art/craft. much of it was simply clothing, handbags etc the same as markets the world over”

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2.Gran Canaria: 6-Hour Teror and San Mateo Markets Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 130 reviews · 6 hours · from $39

Spend 90 minutes in San Mateo and 90 minutes in Teror, with a guide speaking English, German, or Spanish. Shop for Canarian crafts, flowers, cheeses, wine, sweets, and chorizo de Teror, then see Teror’s church, balconies, and narrow streets. Pickup is available from selected south-coast points.

“Helaas de hele dag regen. Kan me niet voorstellen dat er s'ochtends al bekend was dat de markt in Teror niet door zou gaan. Snap dat jullie niks aan de regen kunnen doen. We waren tot onze botten nat en koud en twee dagen erna op bed gelegen.”

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3.Puerto de Mogan: Friday Market Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 99 reviews · 4.5 hours · from $26

Spend 4.5 hours visiting Puerto de Mogán from a resort pickup point, with an assistant guide on the bus and free time for the Friday market, marina, beach, canals, food, and shopping. English, Spanish, and German support is available.

“Amazing great value trip. Our guide was so welcoming and informative. Would rightly recommend this trip.”

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4.Teror and San Mateo Sunday Market

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 51 reviews · 6 hours · from $39

Spend six hours with an English, Spanish, or German-speaking guide visiting Teror and San Mateo. You get 90 minutes at each Sunday market, plus a scenic bus ride through Gran Canaria’s farming country. Bring sturdy shoes and a jacket.

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