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Adeje public holidays and shop opening days (2026 and 2027)

Adeje’s local holidays for 2026 are 20 January (San Sebastián) and Carnival Tuesday (17 February), as the Canary Islands gazette lists them.

Why it matters

Local holidays close offices, schools and many shops, and they move administrative deadlines.

When

You are planning appointments, errands or travel around holidays.

Last checked

25 Oct 2026

Next check by

24 Jan 2027

Cost: Free

Steps

1. Find the local holidays
   The BOC order of 6 August 2025 lists 20 January (Festividad de San Sebastián) and 17 February (Martes de Carnaval) for 2026. The BOC order of 7 August 2026 lists 20 January and 11 October (Festividad de Santa Úrsula) for 2027.
2. Add the regional holidays
   The Gobierno de Canarias lists these general holidays for 2026: 1 and 6 January, 2 and 3 April, 1 May, 30 May (Día de Canarias), 15 August, 12 October, 2 November, 8 December and 25 December; Tenerife also has 2 February (Virgen de Candelaria) as an island holiday. The page describing this was published as a draft decree, so confirm in the BOC.
3. Check when shops may open
   The Canary Islands resolution of 18 November 2025 (BOC 239, 2 December 2025) lists these ten Sundays and holidays when shops may open in 2026 on Tenerife: 4 January, 2 April, 30 May, 15 August, 2 November, 29 November, 8 December, and 13, 20 and 27 December.
4. Plan around closures
   Local holidays are paid, non-recoverable days off for workers and count as non-working days for administrative deadlines, so offices may be closed and deadlines can move; check the office’s own page.

Where

• BOC 2026 local holidays order
  https://www.gobiernodecanarias.org/boc/2025/165/3029.html

Tips

• Check the local holiday before booking an appointment or planning a deadline.

Official sources

• BOC 165, 21 Aug 2025: local holidays 2026
• BOC 168, 21 Aug 2026: local holidays 2027
• Work calendar 2026 for Canarias
• BOC 239, 2 Dec 2025: shop-opening days 2026