Festival & Events Tours & Trips in Navarre

San Fermín festival in Navarre with three morning bull runs at 8am through Pamplona on July 10th, 11th, and 12th. Stay at Camping Ezcaba in pre-erected twin-share tents, unlimited beer and sangria, daily hot brunch with bottomless mimosas from 10am-1pm. Nightly 11pm fireworks, street parties with live DJs in every plaza, float down the river.

See three bull runs at 8am on July 10th, 11th, and 12th through Pamplona's old streets to the bullring. Watch fireworks at 11pm nightly, check out traditional ceremonies around the city, and dance at street parties with live bands. The campsite has bottomless mimosas, unlimited drinks, and shuttles.

The bulls run at 8am on July 10th, 11th, and 12th through Pamplona during San Fermin from July 9-12. Camping El Molino has unlimited beer and sangria, bottomless mimosas at brunch, and shuttle buses to the non-stop street parties with live bands, DJs, and 11pm fireworks nightly.

You'll stay at Camping El Molino in Mendigorría for the San Fermín Festival in Navarre, with tents already set up for you. Bulls charge through Pamplona's narrow streets at 8:00 am on July 13th and 14th if you want to run, then the Closing Ceremony happens on July 14th with live bands in every plaza.

Celebrate San Fermín's Closing Ceremony in Navarre with bull runs through Pamplona on July 13th and 14th at 8:00 am, receiving traditional white Spanish fiesta outfits. You'll have festival accommodation in pre-erected twin-share tents with sleeping bags, hot brunch paired with bottomless mimosas daily.

The legendary San Fermin festival Closing Ceremony on July 14th has rides, live music, dancing, and fireworks at 11:00 PM in Navarre's historic capital Pamplona. Run with the bulls at 8:00 AM on July 13th and 14th through narrow cobblestone streets, then celebrate at street parties with live bands until 1:00 AM. Stoke Travel's campsite hosts up to 2,000 travelers with hot brunch from 10:00-13:00.

San Fermin in Navarre kicks off with the explosive El Chupinazo ceremony at Ayuntamiento de Pamplona, where thousands gather for the traditional necktie toss and wine throwing at noon on July 6th. The festival runs through July 9th with daily bull runs at 8 am, nightly fireworks at 11 pm, and non-stop street parties with live bands and DJs in every plaza.

Spain's most explosive festival kicks off with the El Chupinazo opening ceremony at Ayuntamiento de Pamplona at noon on July 6th, where thousands wear traditional white outfits and drink wine. Run with bulls at 8am on July 7th, 8th, and 9th through Pamplona's historic streets, then party 24/7 across every plaza.