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Javea Fiestas

Fiestas are at the epicentre of Spanish culture and Javea Fiestas are at the core of this town. The locals are passionate about the Fiestas as they represent Spain and the Spanish culture. Fiestas are performed throughout the entirety of Mainland Spain and surrounding Islands alike. Though they may vary depending on the area you visit, you will be sure to find a Fiesta schedule in your Spanish destination. There are over 15,000 fiestas every year throughout Spain and it is said that even if you attempted to attend more than one a day, you wouldn’t be able to see them all in a single lifetime. Across Spain there is a true passion and enthusiasm for a great party, a celebration and a reason to get together with their friends and family. There truly is a Fiesta for everyone, from Moros y Cristianos (Moors and Christians) to Correfox, there is always something to take part in.

January

  • 05 | Los Reyes Magos – The Three Kings
  • 06 | Epifanía del Señor – National Holiday
  • 15 | San Antonio Abad – Burning of the Pine (Calle San Antonio)
  • 16 | San Antonio Abad – The Animal Blessing (Plaza de la Constitución)
  • 17 | San Antonio Abad – The Animal Blessing (Port)
  • 20 | San Sebastian – Patron of Xàbia

February

26 | Carnaval (Fancy Dress Parades)

March

  • Sa 19 | San José – El Día del Padre (Father’s Day) – Regional Holiday
  • Su 20 | La Baixada – The descent of the image of Jesús Nazareno

April

  • Thu 14 | Jueves Santo (Maundy Thursday) – Regional Holiday
  • Fr 15 | Viernes Santo (Good Friday) – Regional Holiday
  • Su 17 | Domingo de Resurreción (Easter Sunday)
  • Lu 18 | Lunes de Pascua (Easter Monday) – Regional Holiday
  • Mo 25| Día de San Vicente Ferrer
  • Easter in Xàbia
  • Festes en honor a Jesús Nazareno

May

  • Xàbia Folk
  • First Communion
  • San Francisco de Paula – the oldest fiesta in Xàbia

June

July

August

September

Mon 12 | Virgen del Popúl – pilgrimage and mass

October

November

Tu 01 | Todos Los Santos (All Saint’s Day) – National Holiday

December

Big thanks to JAVEA AMIGOS for this information.

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