Teguise Sunday market was very good you can pick up some bargains. It costs 21 euros in a taxi from Lanzarote paradise. Lots of English food vans we had a steak baguette and a cup of pg tea.

Lovely market, a lots of stalls and a good mixture of the cheap knock offs and beautiful handmade local crafts. Plenty of food stalls aswell. Also some lovely local shops there with prices much cheaper than at the resorts. Only bad point was trying to get a taxi, overall chaos, no proper line & it was mixed in with bus line so no-one knew where they should be, people skipping and jumping into taxi's causing rows. Would be good if organisers would have someone there to help with that.

It was fun to wander around but not a 'flea market' as described. Most items we saw were cheaper to buy in shops in the resort. The local bus made transport cheap and easy - don't bother with a pricey tour bus.

Was nice to escape our hotel/resort to see the town, but the market itself was quite disappointing. Very repetitive and nothing too original at any stall. Most things for sale you can easily pick up at the shops in resort, and often cheaper there than at the market.

Worth a visit if you are in the area. Has a good vibe but gets very busy by mid-morning. Suggest getting there early to beat the crowds. It is also worth going to the historic centre of Teguise with its superb church and old buildings. Tip - If you are intending to travel by local bus then go to the first stop on the route as they get very full and you may not be able to get on. We were on the first bus out and it only picked up at 2 stops and then took a detour missing out all the others because it was full. It's a bit of scrum getting on the bus at the market to get back as well

Amazing! The only town we found in Lanzarote with actual culture and not Barbie land of all inclusive resorts. We found a lovely tapas bar there with a great atmosphere and some amazing art studios turned galleries. Beautiful.

Teguise was a huge surprise. It felt like we were in Mexico or in a desert border town in Morocco. There are many charming buildings which we'd been starved of: all we'd seen were the white new'builds of Anglo- Costa Teguise. Lovely architecture and a charm and grace in this former capital. The market was full of good leather goods, especially bags, belts, and wallets, maybe from Morocco. Food stall coffers and Mohito stalls. Lots more sold crafts spices and soaps etc, clothes and a fair amount of tat. Allow for the busses to be full, if you haven't hired a car, you might get on the next bus. This market is a big event and exodus on the island every Sunday. It's well worth a visit and be sure to explore the whole town and enjoy the lunar views of the desert mountains.

A lot of stands with fake brand items, a lot of them the exact same. BUT: once you walk past it, you’ll find authentic stands with local food and art. Go to the “artisanal” area and you’ll find some real gems from authentic, honest artists.

Not as I remembered it. There were loads of knock off t shirts, sun glasses, handbags and aloe Vera. I remembered more craft items, there were a few but not as good as I remembered from 8 years ago. The town is lovely and very Spanish and the Church is interesting. We had our cheapest cappuccino here at €1.5 with whipped cream on top! We came by coach from our hotel and had three hours in Teguise which was perfect.

The Actual Area (Teguise) is lovely with a Great Church and old surrounding buildings and nice Square… But as for the market itself this is very poor in my opinion. A few homemade stalls which are quite interesting, some selling lovely Spanish Cheese (quite expensive though) and other crafts. After this I would say 95% of the market is fake (cheap fall apart) bags, crap sunglasses (which unless careful can leave you eyes exposed to the sun’s harmful ray’s), massive fake watches made from cheap metal (and again will probably only last a couple weeks), rubbish belts that always crack after a few times used (3 part made, only leather in centre Not outer). Then like a Scooby Doo cartoon (background when running!) it repeats itself over and over (and over) again! Such a shame because really enjoyed it a few years ago. Oh well… That said if bored and it’s an overcast day and your away for a Week or more then I suppose it’s something to do and like I said the area itself is quite nice. But if only on a short break and the weather’s nice I’d give it a miss and be enjoying myself relaxing in the Sun somewhere… Please tick the box below if if helpful ⬇️ Thanks…