Sunday Markets: Santa Brígida, San Mateo, and Teror

Meloneras, Tenerife



Discover the essence of Gran Canaria on a different Sunday by visiting the markets of San Mateo, Teror, and Santa Brígida, full of crafts, local products, and authentic flavors.

Discover the traditional markets of northern Gran Canaria on a guided day tour from the south, ideal for culture and food enthusiasts.

Highlights

  • Explore San Mateo market with fresh produce and local handicrafts
  • Visit Teror market to sample traditional chorizo, pastries, and liquors
  • Experience the lively atmosphere of Santa Brígida market

Description

This tour takes you to some of Gran Canaria’s most emblematic Sunday markets, combining tradition, local cuisine, and artisanal crafts. Starting from the south, you will visit historic villages that showcase authentic Canarian culture.

Begin in San Mateo, where the popular market offers fresh produce, local crafts, and island specialties. Walking through the stalls provides an opportunity to experience everyday life and find unique products only available here.

The next stop is Teror, known for its colonial architecture and the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pine, the island’s patron saint. Teror’s market features traditional items such as chorizo de Teror, artisanal sweets, and local liquors within a historic and inviting setting.

Before returning south, make a brief visit to Santa Brígida’s market, known for its vibrant colors and authentic local goods.

Includes

  • Transportation by bus
  • Local guide
  • Travel insurance
  • Local recommendations

Excludes

  • Food and drinks

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, bring comfortable shoes and arrive early to enjoy the markets at their liveliest. Booking in advance is recommended, especially on weekends.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour visits the Sunday markets of Santa Brígida, San Mateo, and Teror.
The tours start from the southern part of Tenerife or Gran Canaria, depending on the chosen departure point.
San Mateo market features fresh produce, local fruits, vegetables, and handmade crafts from Gran Canaria.
Yes, you can sample traditional Canarian foods such as chorizo, pastries, and local liquors, especially at Teror market.
These markets operate on Sundays, but check the official websites for current opening hours.
The guided tour typically lasts a full day, allowing time to explore each market and nearby villages.
Yes, the tour is ideal for families and anyone interested in local culture, food, and crafts.
Yes, all three markets feature local handicrafts and artisan products unique to Gran Canaria.
Teror is located in northern Gran Canaria, accessible via tours departing from the south of Tenerife or Gran Canaria.

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