” On La Palma, identity is lived through its festivals. “
On La Palma, every festival connects history, nature and local life.
From carnivals to ancient processions, the island’s calendar is filled with authentic celebrations in every village.
No matter when you come, there’s always a festivity that connects you with the island’s roots, landscapes and people.
Here, people don’t just celebrate, they share identity, honor memory and live the present with passion.
La Palma Parties Calendar Today
Here you will find all the information you need to enjoy the best parties.
- 7 de November de 2025 – 9 de November de 2025 – Festival Isla Fiera 2025
- 8 de November de 2025 – 9 de November de 2025 – Popular Festival Saint Martin 2025
- 13 de November de 2025 – 16 de November de 2025 – Festival of Visual and Performing Arts Fave 2025
- 22 de November de 2025 – Gastronomic Fair "Sabores del Noreste 2025"
Main festivals of La Palma
La Palma Trails
La Palma is not only renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and vibrant festivals but also as a prime destination for national and international sporting events. Every year, athletes and sports enthusiasts flock to this Canary Island gem, seeking to test their limits and experience competition like never before.
Main Festivals Month by Month in La Palma
| Month | Main Celebrations | Description |
|---|---|---|
| January / February | Almond Blossom Festival | Puntagorda celebrates the almond blossom with music, markets and a rural atmosphere. |
| February / March | Carnival and Los Indianos | Color and humor all over the island. Highlights: Los Indianos on Carnival Monday in Santa Cruz. |
| March / April | Holy Week and Reventón El Paso | Solemn processions in Santa Cruz and other towns. April hosts the Reventón mountain race. |
| May | Crosses and Mayos, Transvulcania | Decorated crosses and traditional Mayos. May is the month of the Transvulcania Ultramarathon. |
| June | Corpus Christi and San Antonio del Monte | Floral carpets in Mazo. Livestock fair and rural festivities on June 13 in Garafía. |
| July | Bajada and Love Festival | Every five years: the Lustral Festival of La Palma. Faith, devotion and culture. Love Festival: one of the biggest music events in the Canary Islands. |
| August | Virgen del Pino Pilgrimage | A grand procession through lava and forest, blending faith and festivity in a historic journey. |
| September | Dance of the Devil and Fufos Horses | In Tijarafe, the Devil dances among fireworks. In Tazacorte, paper horses parade joyfully through the streets. |
| October | Halloween | Concerts, parties and street celebrations on October 31. |
| November | San Martín | The start of winter celebrated with new wine and roasted chestnuts across the island. |
| December | Christmas in La Palma | Lights, carols, concerts, fairs, the Australian New Year, and the arrival of the Three Wise Men. |
Types of Festivals
La Palma’s events can be grouped by their main theme: nature and adventure, gastronomy, music and popular culture, or religion and tradition. This makes it easier to explore the island’s vibrant annual calendar.
Nature and Adventure
Events where landscape and challenge take center stage.
- Transvulcania: one of the most demanding and exciting ultramarathons in the world.
- Reventón El Paso: a volcanic trail running race with strong local spirit.
- Hiking and Mountain Festival: guided routes through unforgettable volcanic scenery.
- Rally Isla de La Palma: pure adrenaline among curves, forests and viewpoints.
- Horse Races: a popular feature in many village festivals.
Gastronomic Festivals
Celebrations that taste like La Palma.
- Almond Blossom Festival: landscapes and tastings in Puntagorda.
- San Antonio del Monte: livestock fair with local wine, cheese and traditional dishes.
- San Martín Festivities: new wine, roasted chestnuts and local food.
- Saborea La Palma Fair: culinary event featuring island products.
- Harvest Festival: wine, joy and ancient customs.
- Burger Fest: urban flavors with a Canarian twist.
- Tazacorte Summer Fest: food, beer, music and sea breeze.
Music and Celebration
Festivals that celebrate life, rhythm and diversity.
- Isla Bonita Love Festival: music, inclusion and LGTBIQ+ rights.
- Fiesta de La Morena: a joyful fishermen’s celebration with rhythm and dance.
- Summer Concerts: live music in squares and beaches.
- Noventate: a nostalgic return to the 90s with vibrant energy.
- Wig Party: humor, color and creativity everywhere.
- Australian New Year: celebrate before anyone else in a tropical style.
- Los 40 Festival: top national and international artists performing live.
- Rock Festival: guitars, drums and strong energy.
- Local Festivities: Canarian music, orchestras and traditional dancing.
Culture, Tradition and Popular Art
Festivals that speak from the heart of La Palma.
- Patron and Christmas Festivals: faith, roots and joy.
- Los Indianos: the famous white carnival filled with humor and nostalgia.
- Dance of the Devil: fire and tradition in Tijarafe.
- Fufos Horses: color and creativity in Tazacorte’s San Miguel festivities.
- Borrachito Fogatero: laughter and fire in San José.
- Night of the Witches: magic and mystery in Breña Baja.
- Battle of Lepanto: popular open-air theatre with deep roots.
- Corsair Day: living history in Santa Cruz de La Palma.
- Saint Patrick’s Day: Irish celebration with a local touch.
- Day of the Mayos: traditional crosses decorated with art and flowers.
- Festivalito: film, creativity and stars under the island sky.
- Romerías: pilgrimages with traditional costumes, music and folklore.
Religion and Devotion
Celebrations with deep roots and heartfelt emotion.
- Holy Week: solemn processions in Santa Cruz.
- Bajada de la Virgen: the grand island festival, held every five years, with centuries of history.
- Corpus Christi: streets covered with floral carpets filled with art and faith.
