Haría is one of the greener corners of Lanzarote, and the weekly market spreads out under the trees of Plaza León y Castillo every Saturday morning. It runs from around 9am to half past two, so there's no need for a dawn start. Wander the stalls and you'll find local handicrafts, embroidery and jewellery alongside the edible stuff: Canarian cheeses, island wines, jars of mojo, aloe vera lotions and whatever fruit and veg is in season.
The cafe terraces ringing the square are half the appeal. Grab a coffee, watch the comings and goings, then carry on browsing. It's a proper village affair rather than a tourist circus, and it has been going long enough to mark its 25th birthday in 2026. Entry is free, and it's worth pairing with a slow lunch in the village afterwards.
