There are 2 fiestas on record in San Miguel de Abona through the year, mostly September. Here is the whole calendar, with the date, the time and where each one happens.
The calendar, month by month
September
Romería de San Miguel
21 September 2027 · time not confirmed · San Miguel de Abona
Misa patronal y procesión de San Miguel Arcángel
29 September 2027 · 19:30 · San Miguel de Abona
What to see in San Miguel de Abona
Playa de San Blas
Beach · 130 min
Rock / pebbles, 260 metres. Calm water / Moderate waves.
San Miguel de Abona
Old town · 70 min
Declared a Bien de Interés Cultural in the Historic Ensemble category.
Rastro de Las Chafiras
Market · 60 min
Open-air flea market on the industrial estate.
Montaña Amarilla
Volcano · 60 min
The ochre colour of its walls is because this volcanic cone exploded under water and the ash oxidised instantly on contact with the sea.
Roque de Jama
Volcano · 60 min
It is a volcano that never exploded; the viscous magma built up underground and pushed the crust upwards until it formed a massive mountain with no crater.
Castillo San Miguel (Aldea Blanca)
Castle · 35 min
It is an exact replica of a medieval castle, built from scratch in the eighties for the sole purpose of staging jousting tournaments for tourists.
Mirador de la Centinela
Viewpoint · 25 min
From San Miguel to the Roque del Conde, with Montaña Roja, Montaña de Guaza and the Malpaís de Rasca; restaurant-café, information panels and step-free access.
Monumento Natural de Montaña Amarilla
Viewpoint · 25 min
A volcanic mountain by the sea at the end of the coastal path from Las Galletas, with steps among the cliffs and natural rock pools.
Playa de Los Colmenares
Beach · 130 min
Rock / pebbles, 230 metres. Moderate waves / Windy.
Reserva Ambiental San Blas
Ravine · 120 min
It keeps the remains of huts and stone tools of the Guanche shepherds who used this natural crevice to shelter from the sun and the wind.
Two words you will hear
Romería — an ox-cart pilgrimage: carts, traditional dress, wine and food handed out along the way. The arrival is where everyone ends up, not the start.
Verbena — an open-air dance that runs late, with a live band in the square.
Guachinche — a small family place, often the front room of a farmhouse, serving their own wine and two or three home dishes.
Tell it where you are starting from and what you fancy, and it builds the day around the fiesta in San Miguel de Abona: when to go, where to eat nearby and how to get back.