Málaga San Juan Night sets Spain’s Costa del Sol ablaze! On June 23, this midsummer festival honors Saint John the Baptist with bonfires, sea swims, and late-night revelry. Locals and visitors flock to Málaga’s beaches for a surreal celebration steeped in tradition. This Málaga San Juan Night guide covers 1 wild evening, perfect for travelers seeking a fiery Spanish party. Ready to jump the flames? Let’s ignite the night!
Evening Bonfire Madness
Málaga San Juan Night kicks off at sunset (around 9 PM, free) on La Malagueta Beach. Build or join a bonfire—tradition says jumping over it three times cleanses your soul. Bring a picnic or grab espeto sardines (€6) from a chiringuito.
Midnight Sea Ritual
At midnight, wade into the Mediterranean—legend claims it ensures good health. Music blares, drinks flow (cerveza €2.50), and the party lasts till dawn. Fireworks cap the night—watch from the shore.
Málaga San Juan Night Tips
- Best Evening June 23, 2025, for summer solstice vibes
- Budget €20–40 covers food and drinks
- Resources Visit Málaga Turismo for beach info. See our Málaga Three Kings for winter cheer (internal link)
Málaga San Juan Night is Spain’s wildest beach bash—fiery and free-spirited. Ready to leap?
