Their Majesties from the East have confirmed the itinerary of their imminent visit to the municipality of Yaiza with the Kings' parades on Sunday, January 5th, as the most exciting encounter of this beginning of 2025. The Kings' parade in the town of Yaiza will be at 12:30 noon with its usual route along the main street of the town, starting from the old art gallery to reach the Plaza de la Alameda, the large square of Yaiza, where children's activities and bouncy castles are organized from 11:00 am.
The Playa Blanca parade maintains its schedule of 6:00 pm on January 5th, departing from the roundabout of the Bus Station to begin its route along Jaime Quesada Street and connect with Avenida Papagayo, the central street of the tourist town, and end in Plaza del Carmen, where there are also children's activities and bouncy castles from 4:30 pm. After both parades, children and families will be able to have a close encounter with the Three Wise Men to deliver their letters.
The prelude to the Kings' parades in Yaiza holds several surprises: on Thursday, January 2nd, at 11:00 am, there are children's activities in the cultural centers of Uga, Femés, and Las Breñas, and on Friday the 3rd, also at 11:00 am, the activities take place in the House of Culture of Yaiza and La Aurora of Playa Blanca.
And one day before the parades, on Saturday, January 4th, we will be able to see Melchor, Gaspar, and Baltasar greeting residents of the thirteen southern towns when they make their animation tour by car at the estimated times: La Geria (9:20 am), key handover and start of the tour at Bodega La Geria; Puerto Calero (10:10 am); Playa Quemada (10:35 am); Uga (11:00 am); Las Casitas (11:15 am); Femés (11:30 am); Maciot (11:45 am); Las Breñas (12:05 pm); La Hoya (12:15 pm); El Golfo (12:35 pm); Yaiza and La Degollada (12:45 pm); and Playa Blanca (1:25 pm). The Department of Festivities of Yaiza, led by Daniel Medina, encourages participation and enjoyment of this family gathering on the occasion of the arrival of the Three Wise Men from the East to the south of Lanzarote.
