What is the Romería de La Vega?
The Romería de La Vega is a traditional pilgrimage in the Barrio de La Vega in Icod de los Vinos. It takes place on 18 October 2026, as shown on the WebTenerife event page.
The romería is part of the festivities in honour of Nuestra Señora del Rosario and San Nicolás. At its heart are the “pivas engalanadas”, decorated agricultural vehicles.
Today the procession also includes the images of San Nicolás and the Virgen del Rosario. A romería is a religious procession in which floats, traditional costume groups and music pass through the locality.
Where exactly does the event take place?
The venue is the Barrio de La Vega in Icod de los Vinos, 38430, Tenerife. Icod de los Vinos lies in the north-west of the island and is best known for the Drago Milenario dragon tree.
For visitors from the south of Tenerife, the evening timing means a longer journey. The event page does not mention any special parking arrangements or shuttle services for the romería.
WebTenerife points to Icod de los Vinos Turismo as a further source of information. However, a confirmed detailed plan with times, access restrictions or traffic measures is not included in the available sources.
How much does it cost to attend?
Admission, ticket requirements and prices are not mentioned on the verified event page. No obligation to pay can therefore be inferred from the available information.
For residents, foreign residents and visitors, the source gives no application or deadline requirements. Anyone wanting to be certain can contact Icod de los Vinos Turismo.
The WebTenerife event page contains no information about reserved places, stands or paid additional services.
How do visitors from the south get there?
Icod de los Vinos can be reached from the tourist centres in the south via the TF-1 motorway and the TF-5 northern motorway. Depending on the starting point, the journey takes well over an hour.
The event page does not mention any changes to public transport or any additional bus services for 18 October 2026. Anyone travelling by scheduled bus, the guagua, should check the return journey in the evening in advance.
As the romería begins in the evening, it is expected to end late. The source contains no information about road closures in the Barrio de La Vega or about designated parking areas.
What is known about the other dates up to 25 October?
The calendar lists further events on Tenerife. For these festivities, the available primary sources contain no reliable information on programme, time, place, admission or visitor rules. They should therefore only be treated as final once the respective municipal programmes have been published.
For the remaining events up to 25 October, details are only reliable once the programmes have been published by the municipalities of San Juan de la Rambla, Santa Úrsula, Los Realejos, Icod de los Vinos and Puerto de la Cruz.
What should visitors check before setting off?
The verified event page does not mention an exact route, any road closures or any parking arrangements. Visitors should therefore consult the Icod de los Vinos Turismo website before setting off.
As the romería takes place in the evening, an overnight stay in the north is a practical option. However, the source contains no information about accommodation or special offers.
For the remaining events up to 25 October, details are only reliable once the programmes have been published by the municipalities of San Juan de la Rambla, Santa Úrsula, Los Realejos, Icod de los Vinos and Puerto de la Cruz.