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The Canary Islands’ Carnival has arrived with Elba Hotels

The Canary Islands’ Carnival has arrived with Elba Hotels

 

The Carnival in the Canary Islands is famous all around the world, but we’re certain you don't know about the carnival desserts. Also discover the events that are celebrated.

 

Elba Hotels gives you the keys to enjoying a dream Carnival in the Canary Islands— we can assure you that the greatest Carnival of your life is in the Canary Islands. Finding accommodation at this time is not easy due to the number of people wanting to discover it, as it is one of the most anticipated holidays of the year. But at Elba Hotels we want to make things easy for you. Elba Vecindario is perfect for planning a few fun-filled days without having to give up any peace or quiet.

Traditional Canary Islands’ Carnival

The Carnival of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, considered one of the most attractive of all those held in Spain, has been declared a Celebration of National Tourist Interest. The programme includes parades, dances and comparsas between the Tuesday of Carnival (13 February) and the day of the Burial of the Sardine (18 February), which puts an end to the Carnival festivities through a unique spectacle sprinkled with magic, and which sees the involvement of fantastic creatures.

If you are travelling with children, you really can’t miss this Carnival in the Canary Islands, as it has many activities just for the little ones. They’ll have a great time dressing up and dancing in the children’s parades, and you will enjoy the colourful spectacle.

We recommend staying at the Elba Vecindario for its quiet location. Its suites and executive rooms are a good place for the whole family to recharge their batteries so they can give it their all during the next Carnival day.

Carnival desserts

To replenish your energy, don't miss out on trying the Carnival tortillas. They are a typical dessert from the Canary Islands made from eggs, flour, milk, aniseed and cinnamon, and then sweetened with honey or sugar. Every year the local confectioners make up new ideas, and there are even those who make them with pumpkin. You will love them!!

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