Year Planner

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Lanzarote Year Planner

Your year at a glance — holidays, fiestas, festivals, events and everything worth knowing in Lanzarote.

12 Public holidays (island-wide)14 Local holidays (by municipality)3 School holidays93 Events
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Plan your year

The dates worth knowing before you book.

Next public holidaySep 15Our Lady of the Volcanoes (Lanzarote & La Graciosa)
Next long weekendSep 15Our Lady of the Volcanoes (Lanzarote & La Graciosa)
School holidaysSep 9First day of school (Infant & Primary)
Lanzarote’s island holidaySep 15Our Lady of the Volcanoes (Lanzarote & La Graciosa)
CarnivalFeb 17Shrove Tuesday (Carnival)

The year at a glance

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What the colours mean

  • Public holiday
  • Local holiday
  • School holiday
  • Fiesta
  • Festival
  • Music
  • Sport
  • Motorsport
  • Market
  • Culture
  • Family
  • Event

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Weekly markets

On every week, all year round.

  • Every Sunday

    Teguise Sunday Market

    Teguise · 09:00–14:00

    The island's largest and best-known market, filling the historic streets of the old capital every Sunday morning with crafts, food, live music and local produce.

  • Every Wednesday and Saturday

    Marina Rubicón Market (Playa Blanca)

    Playa Blanca · 10:00–14:00

    A relaxed craft and produce market beside the yachts at Marina Rubicón, held every Wednesday and Saturday in the south.

  • Every Saturday

    Haría Craft Market

    Haría · 10:00–14:30

    A charming Saturday artisan market under the palm trees in Haría's village square, focused on genuine local crafts.

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How we source these dates

Public holidays come from the official Canary Islands calendar (Gobierno de Canarias / BOC). Fiestas and annual events show whether each date is confirmed or a recurring estimate — we never present an estimated date as confirmed, and where a date isn’t yet announced we say so.

No invented dates. When a date isn’t confirmed we tell you.