Festival & Events Tours & Trips in Pyrenees

San Fermín starts with the El Chupinazo Opening Ceremony on July 6th at Ayuntamiento de Pamplona, featuring speeches, traditional neckties, and wine. You'll have three morning bull runs at 8am through historic streets or can watch from safe spots, plus international fireworks nightly at 11pm.

San Fermín wraps up July 14th with the famous Closing Ceremony featuring rides, music, dancing, and final fireworks at 11pm in Pamplona. You can run with the bulls on July 13th and 14th at 8am, then hit street parties with live bands and DJs. River floating's included and you'll get your white fiesta outfit too.

San Fermín kicks off July 6th with the El Chupinazo ceremony at Ayuntamiento de Pamplona, complete with traditional neckties and wine. You'll have three chances to run with the bulls at 8am, then spend afternoons floating down the river from 1-9pm and catch fireworks at 11pm each night.

San Fermín features bull runs on July 13th and 14th at 8am through Pamplona's streets, plus the Closing Ceremony on July 14th night. You'll camp near Pamplona with pre-erected tents, unlimited beer and sangria bar, pool access, and brunch with bottomless mimosas from 10am-1pm.

San Fermín runs July 9-12 with three 8am bull runs, and you'll stay at Camping El Molino in the foothills. Brunch happens 11am-1pm with bottomless mimosas, then float down the river or check out Pamplona's non-stop street parties with fireworks at 11pm nightly.

This trip features three bull runs at 8am in Pamplona on July 10th-12th and fireworks at 11pm each night. You'll camp in the foothills with hot showers, pool access, and unlimited beer and sangria, then take shuttles to the city where live bands play every plaza until 1am.

San Fermín starts with the El Chupinazo opening ceremony at Ayuntamiento de Pamplona on July 6th, where locals and travelers unite for the traditional wine-throwing celebration. Daily bull runs happen at 8am through the ancient streets, with nightly fireworks at 11pm and live music throughout the four-day festival.