Fiestas

Enjoy the traditional festivities of the island. Each municipality has its own patron saint, Christmas, carnival and local festivals, and depending on the season of your holiday you will find a charming party that will captivate you.
From January with the typical parade of the three kings that every city celebrates. It continues at the end or beginning of February with the Almond Blossom Festival, which has a rural touch.

Then the carnival weeks begin with the big day in Santa Cruz de la Palma, with the Day of the Indianos, a festival that parodies the arrival of the Canarian emigrants to the island of Cuba.
In April it is the holy week, in which, besides the recreation of this little spring break, many processions take place, giving the dates a cultural aspect.
In May, the streets are decorated with flower carpets during the Catholic festival of the Corpus de Cristie.
When summer comes, it is the time of San Antonio del Monte in Garafia, where the farmers bring their animals to be blessed by San Antonio, and many inhabitants of the island camp near the church. It continues with the San Juan bonfires and several "romerias" with people in their traditional costumes and distributing food in floats.
In September it is the Devil's Feast, in which the fight between good and evil is depicted, with the "Devil's Dance" in a small square which, if you enjoy it, will not forget the emotions of listening to its typical song.
In November the San Martin celebrations are celebrated all over the island, where the grape harvest is opened and roasted chestnuts are tasted. All the small cellars of the inhabitants are full of music and joy.
In December, the season preferred by our customers, there is an alternative to the typical Christmas with snow and a very special Christmas is opened on our island.

Some non-traditional festivals should be highlighted: it is not a party but a sporting event, it is the Transvulcania, an ultra mountain marathon that makes the island famous, and the festival of love, a festival linked to the gay collective, in tazacorte, the festival of love.