CALENDAR OF FESTIVALS AND EVENTS 2023
CARNIVAL
From 23rd to 28th February 2023
Of a very popular nature, it features lively musical performances and a lively parade through the streets of the city.
EASTER WEEK
From 2 to 9 April 2023
The important Baroque imagery and the charm of the places through which the processions take place make Holy Week in Sanlúcar a unique event.
It has been declared a Festival of National Tourist Interest in Andalusia.
MANZANILLA FAIR
From 6 to 11 June 2023 (Hangover Monday: 12 June)
The Manzanilla, our famous local wine, is the hostess and the soul of this charming celebration, unique for its location at the mouth of the Guadalquivir.
BOARDING OF THE BROTHERHOODS OF EL ROCÍO
Wednesday, 24th May 2023
During their pilgrimage, the Rocío Brotherhoods of the province of Cádiz cross the mouth of the Guadalquivir River from Sanlúcar creating a striking spectacle.
DAY OF THE MANZANILLA
June 2023
The Manzanilla Day extends its activities over several days to raise awareness of the different aspects related to this wine typical of Sanlúcar.
HORSE RACES ON THE BEACH
Days 10th, 11th, 12th – 25th, 26th and 27th August 2023
A unique event due to its lively atmosphere and the surprising surroundings at the mouth of the Guadalquivir. Declared a Festival of International Tourist Interest.
PATRON SAINT FESTIVITIES
15th August 2023
The procession of the Virgen de la Caridad, Patron Saint of Sanlúcar, which takes place on the main stretches of its route on colourful carpets of salt.
FIESTAS OF THE ‘EXALTATION OF THE GUADALQUIVIR RIVER’.
Date to be determined
Festivities that evoke the qualities of the river with the celebration of recreational and literary events.
Declared a Festival of National Tourist Interest.
WORLD TOURISM DAY CONFERENCE
Date to be determined
This unique event is celebrated with different activities that showcase the lesser-known tourist attractions of our city.
12TH EDITION OF THE ‘DESAFÍO DOÑANA’ (DOÑANA CHALLENGE)
Date to be determined
Triathlon that takes place on the beautiful coasts of Sanlúcar and Doñana. Each year it attracts a greater number of participants and spectators.