Mercado del Agricultor de Arafo
Arafo's farmers market runs on Thursday mornings on the road linking Güímar and Arafo, at the entrance to the village. It gathers produce from the Güímar valley, a belt of midland farmland with vineyards, market gardens and fruit trees looking out over the south east coast. You buy straight from the grower, in a market small enough to walk in a few minutes and slow enough to talk in.

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Mercadillo Municipal de Puntallana
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