Albir Festivity Calendar 2025

The charming coastal town of Albir, nestled between Benidorm and Altea, may be known for its relaxed vibe — but that doesn’t mean it skips out on celebrating. Throughout the year, Albir hosts a variety of festivities, cultural events, and local traditions that bring the community together and attract visitors from across the Costa Blanca.

Below, we’ve listed the main local fiestas and events in Albir for 2025, including official holidays, local celebrations, and cultural highlights you won’t want to miss. You’ll also find a printable version of the calendar at the end of this article, perfect for saving, printing, or sharing.

📅 Albir Festivities & Public Holidays – 2025

Here are the key events and dates you can expect in and around Albir this year. Note that exact dates for some celebrations may change slightly each year — especially those based on the church calendar (like Easter), so we’ll update this page as official dates are confirmed.

🥁 January

• 1 January – New Year’s Day (Año Nuevo) – National holiday

• 5 January – Three Kings Parade (Cabalgata de los Reyes) – A festive parade through nearby Altea with floats and gifts

• 6 January – Epiphany (Día de Reyes) – Public holiday

🎭 February & March

• Carnival Celebrations – Usually held in late February with parades and costumes in Altea and Alfaz del Pi

• Ash Wednesday & Lent Begin – Marking the start of the Easter lead-up

✝️ March / April

• Holy Week (Semana Santa) – March 30 to April 6, 2025

  • Traditional processions are held in nearby Alfaz and Altea

  • Many local businesses close for Good Friday (April 4) and Easter Monday (April 7)

🔥 June

• 24 June – San Juan Night (Noche de San Juan)

  • A magical beach celebration with bonfires, music, and fireworks

  • Traditionally celebrated on Albir beach

🎆 July

• Local Summer Events Begin

  • Albir hosts smaller concerts and cultural nights, especially in the open-air auditorium

  • Check the official town agenda (or this page!) for updated events

🎉 August

• First Half of August – Fiestas in Alfaz del Pi

  • While not in Albir directly, most Albir locals take part in Alfaz’s main town fiestas, including:

    • Fireworks, traditional parades, costume events, and open-air parties

    • “Bous al Carrer” (running of the bulls), moros y cristianos, and religious celebrations

• More on Fiestas de L’Albir

🛡️ September

• Mid-September – Moors and Christians Festival in Altea

  • Don’t miss the incredible historic reenactments, parades, and music in neighboring Altea

  • Albir residents often join in or visit

👻 October

• 9 October – Valencian Community Day (Día de la Comunidad Valenciana) – Public holiday

• 12 October – National Day of Spain (Día de la Hispanidad) – Public holiday

🎄 December

• 6 December – Constitution Day (Día de la Constitución) – Public holiday

• 8 December – Immaculate Conception – Public holiday

• 24–25 December – Christmas Eve & Day (Nochebuena & Navidad)

• 31 December – New Year’s Eve (Nochevieja)

  • Expect parties, fireworks, and traditional grape-eating at midnight

✅ Editor’s Conclusion

From ancient traditions to summer fireworks and beach bonfires, Albir may be small, but it has a heart full of celebration. Whether you’re visiting for a few days or living here year-round, use this calendar to plan your year, attend local events, and experience the town’s authentic cultural vibe.

🎉 Don’t forget to bookmark this page — we’ll be updating it if any new events are announced during the year!

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