There are 2 fiestas on record in Santiago del Teide through the year, mostly July. Here is the whole calendar, with the date, the time and where each one happens.
The calendar, month by month
July
Embarcación marítima de la Virgen del Carmen y fuegos
16 July 2027 · 19:00 · Santiago del Teide - Puerto Santiago
Fiesta de Santiago Apóstol y procesión
25 July 2027 · 12:00 · Iglesia de San Fernando Rey
What to see in Santiago del Teide
Santiago del Teide - Montaña Chinyero
Trail · 168 min
A route of 7.5 km, about 2.8 hours.
Santiago del Teide - Puerto Santiago
Trail · 132 min
It goes down the old royal road from Santiago del Teide, with the Casa del Patio and the largest threshing floor on the island, among farms, crops and greenhouses, until it looks out over the cliffs of Los Gigantes.
Playa de Los Guíos
Beach · 130 min
Dark sand, 180 metres. Moderate waves.
Montaña de Chinyero
Volcano · 120 min
The Chinyero volcano is a witness to the last volcanic eruption on Tenerife, which happened at the beginning of the 20th century and lasted only 10 days.
Erjos
Hamlet · 75 min
A neighbourhood 14 kilometres from the centre of Los Silos, once mainly devoted to farming and herding and later to earth mining, which left a unique landscape that in the rainy season…
Mirador de Los Poleos - Chinyero
Trail · 24 min
A route of 1.3 km, about 0.4 hours.
Playa de la Arena
Beach · 130 min
Fine black sand that glitters in the sun: reviews mention olivine.
Charco de Isla Cangrejo
Rock pool · 90 min
Unlike natural pools, its concrete retaining wall was built by the neighbours so they could swim on a stretch of cliffs where the open sea is deadly.
Mirador de Cherfe
Viewpoint · 25 min
A 360° view at 1,100 m: the Teide, Pico Viejo and the Santiago valley on one side, and the Masca ravine with La Gomera and La Palma on the other.
Mirador Archipenque
Viewpoint · 25 min
The Los Gigantes cliffs, Puerto de Santiago and its marina, La Gomera and the Teno lighthouse; parking, information panel and step-free access.
Mirador de Valle de Arriba
Viewpoint · 25 min
One of the fullest views of the Santiago valley, with Valle de Arriba and the village below, the Teno massif and the Teide and Pico Viejo behind.
Mirador de los Poleos
Viewpoint · 25 min
The Boca Cangrejo lava flows among the pines, with La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro on the horizon; a short trail to Boca Cangrejo and the Chinyero starts here.
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 Santiago del Teide: when to go, where to eat nearby and how to get back.