Three Kings Tour Fuerteventura from North to South: Schedules and Routes

The magic of the Wise Men from the East will allow them to appear in every parade across the island’s towns. Puerto del Rosario, La Oliva, Pájara, Tuineje, Betancuria and Antigua will celebrate their arrival with processions, special routes and family‑friendly activities on the eve of the year’s most magical day – 5 January 2026.

Puerto del Rosario

• The capital’s parade will depart from the Commercial Dock at 17:30 and wind through the main streets, ending at the Giant Nativity scene.
• The event is part of a broader Christmas programme that includes a Christmas Market (located by Playa de Los Pozos, open from 20 December to 5 January) offering children’s workshops, crafts, commerce and live shows.

La Oliva

• 09:00 – The Wise Men will be welcomed in La Oliva and begin a tour of the municipality’s villages.
• 18:00 – The Grand Parade in Corralejo will start from the Las Palmeras Shopping Centre and finish at Plaza Patricio Calero.
• The town of Tindaya will host its own Three Kings festivities from 2 to 6 January, culminating on the 5th with a local parade.
• The municipal programme also features a range of cultural, festive and commercial activities.

Pájara

• 10:00 – The Wise Men will travel through La Lajita, Cardón and Ajuy.
• 17:00 – Evening parades will take place in Pájara, with separate routes departing from Toto, Morro Jable and Costa Calma, each accompanied by entertainment and a final chocolate treat.

La Lajita (theatrical parade)

• 20:00 – The village square becomes the meeting point for the Royal Market.
• 22:00 – The Grand Royal Theatrical Parade begins, ending with the Wise Men arriving on camels.

Tuineje

• In Gran Tarajal, the parade will start at 18:30 from the CEIP Cristóbal García Blairzy school and conclude at Plaza de la Candelaria and Plaza Tran Tran, featuring camels, page boys and shepherds recreating the journey to Bethlehem.

Betancuria

• 16:00 – The Wise Men will visit the Valle de Santa Inés.
• 16:45 – They will continue to Vega de Río Palmas.
• 17:30 – The route ends in Betancuria’s Plaza de Santa María, where they will receive letters, enjoy Christmas music and a chocolate drink for families.

With these scheduled events, Fuerteventura will once again experience a night of shared tradition, community participation and festive wonder across every corner of the island.