What's on in Arico
Arico is a large, thinly populated municipality on the dry south-east of Tenerife, running from a historic hill village down through ravines and badlands to the small coastal settlement of Porís de Abona, with its little harbour and lighthouse. It's an arid, big-skied corner of the island, prized for some of the darkest night skies in Spain and a handful of quiet, undeveloped beaches. Tourism is light; daily life is rural and low-key.
Local culture carries the calendar: the Porís de Abona book fair, "Pollinating Reading", and the first edition of the "Arico Handmade" craft fair. Here's what's on while you're here.
Coming up in Arico
"Arico Handmade" Craft Fair (1st edition)
The inaugural edition of Arico's local craft market, showcasing Canarian artisans and handmade
Porís de Abona Book Fair "Pollinating Reading" (3rd edition)
A seaside book fair in the fishing village of El Poris de Abona, with bookstall and publisher s