Ibersol Siurell Hotel’s Calendar in Sa Coma

New year's Day

1/1/26 - Spain

National holiday - This day marks the beginning of the new year in the Gregorian calendar.

Three Kings Day

1/6/26 - Spain

Festivo nacional - Tradicional celebración española con cabalgatas, regalos y momentos mágicos para disfrutar en familia

Fiestas de San Sebastian

January - Palma de Mallorca

These festivities honor the city's patron saint with a variety of activities, including concerts, bonfires, and parades.

Fiesta de San Antonio

1/17/25 - Majorca

One of the most deeply rooted festivals, with the aim of obtaining protection from animals used in field work.

Sa Rua y Sa Rueta

February/March - Majorca

Sa Rua and Sa Rueta: colorful carnival parades in Mallorca, with costumes, music, and fun for all ages.

Día de las Illes Baleares

3/1/25 - Balearic Islands

Regional holiday - Commemorates the Statute of Autonomy of 1983.

Maundy Thursday

4/17/25 - Spain

Regional holiday - It takes place during Holy Week, before Easter Sunday.

Good Friday

4/18/25 - Spain

Bank holiday - Day that commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus, and is part of the Holy Week celebrations.

Labor Day

5/1/25 - Spain

Bank holidays - International Labour Day or Workers' Day is commemorated.

Noche de San Juan

6/23/25 - Palma de Mallorca

Magical night with bonfires, fireworks, open-air parties, and traditional Sant Joan coca to welcome summer

Cala Millor Spring Fair

5/19/25-5/21/25 - Cala Milor

Held annually, it is a highly anticipated event offering a wide variety of activities for all ages.

Fiestas Patronales Sa Coma

July - Sa Coma

An exponent of the summer festivities, in the middle of the month, with activities aimed at residents and tourists.

Fiestas de la Virgen de Cala Bona

7/16/25 - Cala Bona

As is traditional, sailors celebrate the feast of their patron saint with events such as solemn mass and a night of habaneras.

Fiestas de la Virgen de los Ángeles

July - Cala Millor

Patron saint of the Parish of Cala Millor, liturgical and festive activities are held for a week.

Assumption of the Virgin

8/15/25 - Spain

National holiday – day of local festivals and summer celebrations across many towns, coinciding with the Assumption holiday

Fiestas Patronales de S'Illot

September - S'illot

Celebrated on the second weekend of September, with music and parades.

Fiesta Turística de Cala Millor

September - Cala Millor

An eventful week, and on the last day there are fireworks on the beach.

Columbus Day

10/13/25 - Spain

Bank holiday 12/10 – Spain’s National Holiday is celebrated, commemorating the Discovery of America.

All Saints Day

11/1/25 - Spain

National holiday - A Catholic date that seeks to honor to all the saints that have existed throughout history.

Halloween

10/31/25 - Spain

Halloween has gained popularity in Spain in recent decades. Although it's not originally a Spanish tradition, it has been enthusiastically adopted and adapted.

Constitución Española day

12/6/25 - Spain

It commemorates December 6, 1978, when the Spanish people voted in a referendum on the Spanish Constitution.

Inmaculada Concepción Day

12/8/25 - Spain

Bank holiday - Commemorates the belief that the Virgin Mary was conceived without original sin. It is celebrated with masses and processions.

Christmas Eve

12/24/25 - Spain

It is the Christian celebration of the night Jesus was born, the eve of Christmas Day.

Christmas Day

12/25/25 - Spain

National holiday – days of family celebration, Christmas traditions, festive lights, and joyful atmosphere in the streets

San Esteban

12/26/25 - Balearic Islands and others

Regional holiday – the Church commemorates Saint Stephen, its first martyr. In Catalonia, a day of traditional family meals.

New Year's Eve

12/31/25 - Spain

In Spain, it is a very special celebration, where the partying and fun last well into the early hours of the morning.