More than 360 stalls cram into Teguise's pretty plaza and cobbled streets on market day. So, shoppers will be spoilt for choice with this half-day trip to the island's most popular Sunday market. Expect tables creaking with local foodstuffs, jewellery, paintings and handicrafts. What's more, it's all given a carnival atmosphere by Canarian dancers, hair braiders and panpipe bands.
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Jules
Travelled with a group of friends
6 October 20265United Kingdom
We booked to go to market We didn't realise the tour guide was gonna give us a history talk on the way about the island It was a really nice surprise and really well done The lady who did it was amazing and so very helpful, very informative and extremely professional
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Paul
Travelled as a couple
29 September 20265United Kingdom
Fantastic day. Pick up and drop off on time. Downstairs seats on the bus should have reserved seats for old or disabled people. Some struggled to climb the stairs. Tui rep very good.
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Pina colada
Travelled with a group of friends
5 October 20265United Kingdom
Enjoyed the talk and information. Comfortable ride
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Natalie
Travelled with family
27 July 20265United Kingdom
Bus didn’t arrive in time. Had to get taxi
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Nicola
Travelled with family
5 July 20265United Kingdom
Our pick up at 9:40 from Costa Teguise was noted as being “ LOS ZOCOS SIDE BUS STOP”, however this is completely incorrect as the pick up point is actually opposite the Los Zocos hotel - so very confusing. We had a very short transfer from here however and were at the market from just after 10 until 1pm. We didn’t manage to see the whole market but we were glad we had an arranged transfer as the queue for the public bus back was enormous.
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Lynn
Travelled as a couple
28 April 20265United Kingdom
The market and town were lovely to walk around and it was good to know transport was arranged as the public buses were so busy, I wonder if you might be stuck for a while to get back if you used public transport.
