There are 2 fiestas on record in Tacoronte 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
Fiesta de la Vendimia
18 September 2027 · time not confirmed · Casco Histórico de Tacoronte
Fiestas del Cristo
25 September 2027 · time not confirmed · Casco Histórico de Tacoronte
What to see in Tacoronte
Mercadillo del Agricultor de Tacoronte
Market · 60 min
Set up in the early 80s, it is one of the most complete and genuine farmers' markets on the island, with organic produce.
Playa de La Arena (Mesas del Mar)
Beach · 130 min
Dark sand, 350 metres. Moderate waves.
Enlace GR 131 (Anaga – Chasna) con PR-TF 25 (Las Raíces – Lomo La Jara)
Trail · 120 min
A route of 0.2 km, about 0 hours.
Accesible Agua García
Trail · 6 min
An adapted walk through one of the best laurel forests in Tenerife, under a canopy of trees, to La Cuna, a viñátigo between 800 and 1,000 years old facing the Madre del Agua water gallery.
A short loop through the Toledo and Salto Blanco ravines, crossing two wooden bridges, to two centuries-old viñátigos surrounded by shoots that look like a cage.
Circular Área Recreativa Lomo de La Jara
Trail · 54 min
A loop through the Agua García forest: the Toledo ravine and its caves, where stone was taken to make glass, and the viñátigos over 800 years old on the Centenarian Guardians route.
Casco Histórico de Tacoronte
Old town · 60 min
Declared a Bien de Interés Cultural.
Iglesia de Santa Catalina de Alejandría
Church · 25 min
Declared a Bien de Interés Cultural.
Mirador de los 500 Escalones
Viewpoint · 70 min
A hidden viewpoint above the Acentejo coast and La Garañona beach, with the Teide on clear days; park on calle La Jara (Jardín del Sol development).
Piscina Natural de Mesas del Mar
Rock pool · 130 min
Two roomy rock pools in Tacoronte, easy to find and with plenty of room to swim and sunbathe.
Playa El Pris
Beach · 130 min
Pebbles / dark gravel, 170 metres. Strong waves.
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 Tacoronte: when to go, where to eat nearby and how to get back.