Mijas Sunday Boot Market at Centro Comercial Valdepinos

At a Glance
Day
Sunday
Speciality
Vintage clothing
Price Level
€€
Parking
Nearby
Local Tip
Small but high in character - if you prefer vintage, collectibles and quirky finds over standard market goods, Sunday is better than Thursday here. Arrive early for first picks on antiques and collectable items. The shopping centre location means cafés and shops nearby for post-browse coffee. Slower pace allows proper rummaging.
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Find HotelsWhen to Visit
Day
Sunday
Frequency
weekly
Opens
09:00
Closes
14:00
What You'll Find
Highlights
For more options, see our Mijas markets guide.
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Every Sunday morning in Calahonda, the car park at Centro Comercial Valdepinos (Calypso) hosts a boot sale/flea market/second-hand rastro, from 9:00 until 14:00.
It has a relaxed, treasure-hunt vibe: visitors wander among stalls of vintage clothes, antiques, collectables, and curiosities rather than fresh produce.
The market is smaller than the major mercadillos in Mijas, which allows for a slower pace and more browsing.
History & Frequency
This Sunday rastro in Calypso is a regular weekly fixture.
Local media and guides refer to it as one of the "mandatory" Sunday markets in the area, meaning it's well-known among locals and regular visitors.
The "Mercadillo Calypso" is listed for both Thursdays (general goods, produce, clothing) and Sundays (second-hand, antiques, vintage, curios) at the exact location.
Market Stalls & What's Offered
Mainly second-hand items and antiques: vintage clothing, old household items, curios, perhaps small furniture or decorative pieces.
On Sundays, many stalls lean toward collector's items or things with character rather than brand-new goods. Buyers who enjoy rummaging through stalls find this especially rewarding.
The size is modest; it's quieter than the larger fruit-and-produce or artisan markets.
Market Highlights
People often arrive early to get first picks of vintage or collectable items.
Because the market is located in a shopping centre car park (Valdepinos), there are cafés and shops nearby, making it convenient to combine browsing with a coffee or snack.
The Sunday market contrasts with the Thursday version of Mercadillo Calypso by being more focused on second-hand/antique items. So if you're looking for bargains, unique items, or vintage styles, Sunday is the better day.
Summary
The Sunday Boot / Rastro Market at Calypso Valdepinos is a weekly treasure trove for those who like vintage, second-hand, or quirky finds.
Running from 9:00 to 14:00, it is modest in size but high in character.
If you're in Calahonda or nearby and want something different from standard markets, this rastro provides personality, charm, and bargain potential. For the best experience, aim for early morning before the more popular stalls are snapped up.
Do's
- Come early for vintage and collectables
- Rummage - treasures hide in plain sight
- Visit Sunday for antiques (not Thursday)
- Combine with coffee at Valdepinos cafés
Don'ts
- Expect fresh produce - that is Thursday
- Rush - slower pace is the appeal
- Miss the vintage clothing stalls
- Confuse with Las Lagunas Sunday rastro
Getting There
The market is at Centro Comercial Valdepinos (Calypso):
- Location: Calahonda, Mijas Costa
- Day: Sunday for second-hand/vintage (Thursday for general goods)
- Character: Small, characterful, treasure-hunt vibe
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Location & Map
Calle Calypso s/n, Centro comercial Valdepinos, 29649 Calahonda, Málaga, Mijas
Frequently Asked Questions
Every Sunday 9am to 2pm at Centro Comercial Valdepinos (Calypso) car park in Calahonda. It's a smaller, more intimate market than other options.
Thursday focuses on general goods, produce, and clothing (typical mercadillo). Sunday is a second-hand rastro focusing on vintage, antiques, collectibles, and curios - better for treasure hunting.
Mainly second-hand items and antiques: vintage clothing, old household items, curios, small furniture, decorative pieces. Collectors who enjoy rummaging find this especially rewarding.
Calypso is smaller and more intimate, with a focus on vintage and collectibles. Las Lagunas at Recinto Ferial is larger and more spacious. Both run Sunday mornings.
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