What is Semana Santa in Spain? Semana Santa (Holy Week) is one of the most important religious and cultural events in Spain. Celebrated in the week leading up to Easter Sunday, it commemorates the final days of Jesus Christ’s life, … Continue reading →
Surfing might not be the first thing that comes to mind when people think of the Mediterranean coast, but on the right day, places like Gandía / Gandia can offer surprisingly good conditions. This short drone video captures a moment … Continue reading →
The Palm Sunday procession in Gandía (Gandia) marks one of the most important and visually striking moments of the Semana Santa celebrations. Known locally as Domingo de Ramos, this event commemorates the arrival of Jesus into Jerusalem, when crowds welcomed … Continue reading →
The Tamborrada in Gandía (Gandia) is one of the most powerful and atmospheric ways to experience the start of Semana Santa (Holy Week) in Spain. Each year, as Easter approaches, the city’s historic centre fills with the deep, echoing rhythm … Continue reading →
The Fallas is one of Spain’s most spectacular and unique celebrations, combining art, fire, music, and tradition into an unforgettable experience. Held every March, the festival transforms cities across the Valencian Community into open-air museums before ending in flames.
Continue reading →The Fallas ends in spectacular fashion, and in Gandía (Gandia), few moments capture this better than the cremà at Falla Major i Passeig.
Continue reading →Gandía Fallas 2026: Falla Mercat Cremà Finale The Fallas reaches its dramatic conclusion with the cremà, and in Gandía (Gandia), the burning of Falla Mercat is one of the most intense and unforgettable moments of the entire celebration.
Continue reading →Falla Major i Passeig: Cremà Infantil 2026 The Fallas reaches its emotional peak on the final night, and in Gandía (Gandia), one of the most special moments takes place earlier in the evening — the cremà infantil.
Continue reading →Dénia Fallas 2026: Giant Monuments Walking Tour The Fallas is one of Spain’s most iconic celebrations, famous for its giant sculptures, fireworks, and vibrant street life. While many people head to Valencia, the coastal town of Dénia /Denia offers a … Continue reading →
Fallas Gandía 2026: Flower Offering Parade Guide The Fallas is known for its fireworks, towering monuments, and loud mascletàs — but one of its most beautiful and emotional traditions is the Flower Offering Parade, also known as La Ofrenda.
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Continue reading →Día del Bobo in Gandía: Fallas Night Fun If you think the Fallas is all about giant monuments and daytime crowds, think again. One of the most entertaining and lesser-known moments of the festival in Gandía (Gandia) is Día del … Continue reading →
During the lively celebrations of the Fallas, one of the most fun and family-friendly events in Gandía (Gandia) is the Cabalgata del Bautizo Fallero. This colourful night parade brings together tradition, humour, and a real sense of community, creating a unique … Continue reading →
The day after La Plantà offers one of the best opportunities to explore the Fallas in Oliva. With all monuments now fully assembled, the city transforms into a vibrant open-air gallery, showcasing the creativity and craftsmanship of local Fallas commissions.
Continue reading →The night of Día de la Plantà is one of the most intense and exciting moments of the Fallas in Gandía (Gandia). It marks the final deadline for completing the city’s spectacular fallas monuments, and across the streets, a race … Continue reading →
