September in Lanzarote is all about tradition, craftsmanship and sunsets that mark the change of season.
Summer gives way to a calmer atmosphere, with less wind, milder temperatures and skies that paint the island with the best colours of the year at the end of the day.
Los Dolores festivity
Every Saturday before the 15th of September, thousands of people walk to Mancha Blanca, in Tinajo, to honour the island’s patron saint: the Virgin of Los Dolores.
It is a day of gathering, faith and folklore, where pilgrims offer local products and flowers to the Virgin. A tradition that unites the people of Lanzarote and shows the cultural heart of the island. A pilgrimage that recalls the procession which put an end to the eruptions of the 18th century.
In the same village of Mancha Blanca, during that week, the Craft Fair takes place. Artisans from all over the Canary Islands gather there: pottery, basketry, textiles, gastronomy and much more.
A living space where you can discover traditional crafts and creativity that is still very present in the archipelago.
The respite of the trade winds and golden sunsets
In September, the trade winds ease.
The days remain long and warm, but without the extremes of summer. As the evening falls, the sky turns golden and red, making every walk an unforgettable memory.
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