Party Time: Carnival in Lanzarote 2024



Discover the vibrant heart of Lanzarote during its annual Carnival, a spectacle of color, music, and joy. This article will guide you through the best of Carnival 2024 in Lanzarote, ensuring an unforgettable experience for both locals and visitors. From parades to local cuisine, get ready to immerse yourself in a cultural festivity!

Don’t miss it!: Know the dates:
Carnival in Lanzarote is a traveling celebration, taking place in February or March, depending on the date of Easter. Spanning several days, with the main events during the weekend, it’s essential to verify the exact dates for 2024 to plan your trip effectively.

Here are the dates for the 2024 Carnival in various locations across Lanzarote:

Arrecife: The main parade is scheduled for February 12, 2024, with Carnival Tuesday on February 13.

Puerto del Carmen: The carnival will be from February 16 to February 18, 2024.

Teguise (Costa Teguise): From Friday, March 1st to Sunday, March 3rd.

Playa Blanca: The dates are set for March 8 to March 10, 2024.

Tinajo: This carnival is scheduled for March 1 to March 3, 2024.

San Bartolomé: The Drag Queen Gala is on February 10, the main parade at 12:00 on February 13, and the end of the carnival parade in Playa Honda is at 18:00 on February 16.

Haría: The carnival is expected to take place between February 23 and February 25, with the daytime carnival and float parade likely on February 24.

Get Dressed Up: Participating in the Carnival’s costume tradition is a must. Many attendees spend months crafting elaborate outfits. If you’re short on time, local shops offer a wide variety of costumes. Remember, the more colorful, the better!

Attend the Parades: The Carnival parades, especially in Arrecife, are not to be missed. With vibrant floats, energetic dancers, and musicians, the streets come alive. Be sure to attend the main parade for an authentic Lanzarote Carnival experience.

Enjoy the Local Cuisine: Lanzarote’s Carnival is a feast for the taste buds. Try traditional Canarian dishes like papas arrugadas with mojo sauce, fresh seafood, grilled meats, and delicious churros.

Experience the Nightlife: After the parades, the island’s nightlife takes center stage. Bars and clubs host carnival-themed parties with live music and DJs. It’s a perfect opportunity to experience the lively Lanzarote after dark.

Take Part in the Burial of the Sardine: The symbolic Burial of the Sardine marks the end of Carnival and the beginning of Lent. This unique tradition, involving a parade and the burning of a sardine effigy, is a must-experience for its cultural significance.

We assure you maximum enjoyment! And remember to celebrate the carnival festivities responsibly!!

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