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Welcome to the Fiestas de Santa Eulalia 2027 in Ibiza
Every year around February 12, the coastal town of Santa Eularia des Riu in northeastern Ibiza celebrates the Fiestas de Santa Eulalia, the patron saint festival honoring the town's protector. For 2027, the local council has not yet published an official program, so no final dates can be confirmed here at this time.
Highlights and Attractions at the Fiestas de Santa Eulalia
- Traditional Ball Pagès folk dancing performed by groups from Ibiza and guests from other islands
- A solemn mass in honor of the patron saint at the hilltop church of Es Puig de Missa
- A procession that follows the mass, descending from the church hill into town
- Live concerts by local music groups on Plaça d'Espanya
- A craft market with regional products held at Es Puig de Missa
- A broader program spanning several weeks with activities for children, theater and other cultural events
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Santa Eularia des Riu
The main day of the festival traditionally falls on February 12, the patron saint's day, regardless of the day of the week. The day usually begins in the morning with games for children, followed by mass and a procession with traditional dance at the hilltop church. In the afternoon, activity shifts to Plaça d'Espanya for further dancing, with a concert in the evening. Around the main day, festivities typically continue for several weeks with live music in bars and restaurants and a craft market. The specific program for 2027 has not yet been confirmed by the local council.
Tickets and Admission for the Fiestas de Santa Eulalia 2027
The Fiestas de Santa Eulalia are a public community festival and every part of the program is free to attend. No tickets are required.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Santa Eularia des Riu
- Santa Eularia des Riu sits on Ibiza's east coast and is easily reached by bus from Ibiza Town
- February brings mild but cooler winter weather to Ibiza, so a warm layer for the evenings is a good idea
- The town center fills up around the main day on February 12, so arriving early secures a good spot for the procession and dancing
- Since February falls outside the main tourist season, booking accommodation near the center in advance is still recommended
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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