Alicante Bonfires · La Explanada · 25+
Racó
Mediterrani
The venue Alicante was waiting for. Five themed Bonfire nights right on La Explanada, June 20–24, from 9:30 pm to 4:30 am.
The Racó
Alicante's biggest party has a new corner: ours, facing the sea.
Five Bonfire nights right on La Explanada de España, for over‑25s. Each night, a different theme. Music, drinks and the best crowd in town.
A quick guide if you're visiting
What to do during Alicante's
Bonfires 2026
If you're travelling to Alicante for the San Juan Bonfires (Hogueras), you're arriving for the city's biggest street party. From 20 to 24 June, Alicante fills up with midday mascletàs (deafening firecracker shows), giant satirical monuments in every neighbourhood and, on the night of the 24th, the Cremà, when everything is set on fire and summer truly begins. It's a festival of International Tourist Interest, so expect long days and nights that don't end.
After the mascletà and a walk past the bonfires, everyone asks the same thing: where do you go out? Our racó sits right on La Explanada de España, the palm-lined marble promenade by the sea, a short walk from Luceros and the Mercado. Here's your plan sorted for all five days: five themed party nights (9:30pm to 4:30am, a 25+ crowd), a big daytime party on Saturday and the Spain national-team match screened on Sunday.
You don't need to know Alicante to get it right. If you only have one night, come to the one that matches your dates; if you're staying the whole weekend, do them all. Night entry is by wristband at the box office, no fuss, and the atmosphere is on all of us. By the locals, for the festival.
Your plan, day by day: the five nights · Saturday's daytime party · Sunday's match.
The nights
Five nights,
five parties
Each night from June 20 to 24 has its own theme. From 9:30 pm to 4:30 am. Entry with a wristband at the box office.
Daytime events
Before
the night
Two afternoon events to live the Bonfires from midday. Limited spots: best to buy early.
Advance sale
Sunset Tardeo Club
The big Bonfires daytime party: freshly made Alicante rice and an open bar of beer and vermouth, with live xaranga. 25+ · smart dress code. Limited spots, buy in advance.
- Freshly made Alicante rice
- Open bar of beer and vermouth
- Appetizer, dessert and live xaranga
Looking for where to watch the Spain match in Alicante? On Sunday the 21st we screen it on a big screen in the afternoon, with free entry: no queues, no barriers, just grab a drink at the bar and watch it with the best afternoon-party vibe, by the sea on La Explanada. One of the few places to catch it outdoors while the Bonfires roar around you.
Bottle & table
The Pack Socio
Pack Socio
- 1 premium bottle
- Ice
- 2 litres of soft drinks
- Cups
Paid directly at the bar. No reservation: just ask for it there.
Out
2026
Tables sold out
Thank you. In our very first edition, you filled it. If you missed out on a table, the Racó belongs to everyone: we'll be waiting for you with a wristband at the box office.
FAQ
Frequently asked
questions
Every night, June 20–24, from 9:30 pm to 4:30 am, at La Explanada de España.
Yes, it's a 25+ crowd. You may be asked for ID at the door.
Tables are sold out for this first edition. You can get in with a wristband, bought at the venue box office each night. Night entry isn't sold online.
Yes, each night has its own concept (White Party, Nit Mediterrània, etc.). Come dressed for each theme.
No. The Saturday 20 daytime party (2:30 to 8:00 pm, €15) is a separate afternoon event, sold online. The Racó night is independent.
Yes, on Sunday 21 we screen Spain vs Saudi Arabia with free entry, in the afternoon.
No reservation needed. The Pack Socio (bottle, ice, 2 L of soft drinks and cups, €45) is ordered and paid for directly at the bar. See the "Bottles" section.
After the mascletà and seeing the bonfires, the night plan is at La Explanada: from 20 to 24 June we have five themed party nights (9:30pm to 4:30am, a 25+ crowd), a big daytime party on Saturday the 20th and the Spain match with free entry on Sunday the 21st. You get in with a wristband at the box office, no booking needed.
The main days of Alicante's Bonfires 2026 run from 20 to 24 June, with midday mascletàs and the Cremà on the night of the 24th, which closes the festival. Our racó opens on all five of those nights at La Explanada de España, plus the Saturday 20 daytime party and the Sunday 21 match.
A racó is a Bonfires party space with a bar, music and atmosphere, where people go out at night during San Juan. The Racó Mediterrani is our racó right on La Explanada de España, by the sea, with a carefully curated 25+ atmosphere.
At the Racó Mediterrani, on La Explanada. On Sunday the 21st we screen it on a big screen in the afternoon, with free entry and a full bar, so you can watch it with a beer in hand and no restrictions.
Always buy through official channels. Entry to the Racó Mediterrani nights is by wristband bought at the venue's box office each night; the Saturday 20 daytime party is sold only online on our official FourVenues page. If someone offers you tickets through any other channel, be wary.
Getting here
La Explanada
de España
Paseo de la Explanada de España, Alicante. The city's seafront heart, between palm trees and the marble wave mosaic.
If you're visiting, note that during the Bonfires the centre gets busy and many streets close: the easiest way around is on foot or by TRAM — forget the car at night. From the station, the TRAM and bus drop you at Luceros or Mercado, a short walk from the venue, and there's a taxi rank nearby. If you're staying near Postiguet beach, the Central Market or the old town, you're just minutes from the party.
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