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Tenerife public holidays 2026
On these days banks, public offices and many shops close, and bus/tram (TITSA) services run a reduced timetable. Plan supermarket runs and car pick-ups around them.
✓ Verified against BOE/BOC, 2026-06-30
| Date | Holiday | Applies to |
|---|---|---|
| donderdag 1 januari 2026 | New Year’s Day | All Spain |
| dinsdag 6 januari 2026 | Epiphany (Three Kings) | All Spain |
| maandag 2 februari 2026 | Virgen de la Candelaria (Tenerife) | Tenerife |
| dinsdag 17 februari 2026 | Carnival Tuesday (Santa Cruz) | Local |
| donderdag 2 april 2026 | Maundy Thursday | Canary Islands |
| vrijdag 3 april 2026 | Good Friday | All Spain |
| vrijdag 1 mei 2026 | Labour Day | All Spain |
| maandag 4 mei 2026 | Day of the Cross (Santa Cruz) | Local |
| zaterdag 30 mei 2026 | Canary Islands Day | Canary Islands |
| zaterdag 15 augustus 2026 | Assumption of Mary | All Spain |
| maandag 12 oktober 2026 | Spain’s National Day | All Spain |
| maandag 2 november 2026 | All Saints’ Day | Canary Islands |
| dinsdag 8 december 2026 | Immaculate Conception | All Spain |
| vrijdag 25 december 2026 | Christmas Day | All Spain |
Frequently asked questions
Are shops and supermarkets open on public holidays in Tenerife?
Mostly no. On public holidays banks, public offices and many shops close, and large supermarkets either close or run reduced hours. Tourist-area minimarkets and restaurants are more likely to stay open. Bus and tram (TITSA) services also run a reduced, Sunday-style timetable.
Is 6 December (Constitution Day) a public holiday in Tenerife in 2026?
No. In 2026, 6 December falls on a Sunday and is not separately observed as a holiday in the Canary Islands, so it is not in the 2026 Tenerife list. Always check the year you travel, as movable and substituted dates change annually.
What's the difference between national, Canary and local holidays?
National holidays apply across all of Spain; Canary Islands holidays (like Día de Canarias, 30 May) apply region-wide; and local/municipal holidays apply only to a specific town — for example Santa Cruz de Tenerife has its own Carnival Tuesday and 4 May dates. All of them can close shops and services in that area.