Navilan Arrecife 2025–2026 will once again transform the Solar de Ginory into a vibrant Christmas fair with a giant Ferris wheel, ice rink, attractions, food stalls and festive atmosphere for families throughout the holiday season.

Update pending: The organiser has not yet published the official 2025–2026 programme with final schedules and pricing. This guide will be expanded as soon as the Arrecife Town Hall releases the official booklet.

What is Navilan Arrecife 2025–2026?

Navilan is Arrecife’s main Christmas fair and one of the most popular December family events. Every year it attracts thousands of visitors with illuminated attractions, family-friendly activities and a lively festive atmosphere.

The fair usually takes place at the Solar de Ginory, close to the seafront promenade and within walking distance from the city centre.

Main attractions and family activities

• Giant Ferris wheel: the iconic centrepiece of Navilan.
• Ice rink: a favourite for children and young people.
• Classic attractions: bumper cars, rides and carousels.
• Slides and kids’ games: options for younger children.
• Food stalls: crepes, churros, sweets and festive snacks.
• Christmas décor: lights, music, themed displays and photo spots.

Dates and opening hours (expected)

• Estimated dates: mid-December 2025 to 5 January 2026 (based on previous editions).
• Opening hours: afternoons and evenings, extended during weekends and holidays.
• Location: Solar de Ginory, Arrecife.

These details will be updated once the official schedule is released.

Practical tips for families

• Go early: the Ferris wheel and ice rink get busier after 7:00 pm.
• Parking: areas near the Cabildo, El Reducto beach or streets around Charco de San Ginés.
• Comfortable footwear: the fairground is large and involves plenty of walking.
• Photos: the illuminated Ferris wheel is one of the best Christmas photo spots in Arrecife.

Official information

• Arrecife Town Hall – Christmas programme: official website.
• Navilan updates: check official Facebook/Instagram profiles for news.
• Updates: this guide will be updated as soon as the 2025–2026 programme is published.