Year Planner

2027

Lanzarote Year Planner

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

13 Public holidays (island-wide)14 Local holidays (by municipality)3 School holidays53 Events

Plan your year

The dates worth knowing before you book.

Next public holidayJan 1New Year's Day
Next long weekendJan 1New Year's Day
School holidaysMar 22 – Mar 26Easter school holidays (Semana Santa)
Lanzarote’s island holidaySep 15Our Lady of the Volcanoes (Lanzarote & La Graciosa)
CarnivalFeb 9Shrove Tuesday (Carnival)
Dates to book early
  • Feb 9 Shrove Tuesday (Carnival)
  • Jun 5 Sonidos Líquidos Festival
  • Jun 24 San Juan
  • Aug 24 San Bartolomé
  • Aug 25 San Ginés
  • Sep 15 Our Lady of the Volcanoes (Lanzarote & La Graciosa)

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.