The 2025 public holiday calendar for Andalucía has been officially approved, offering residents and visitors a total of 12 public holidays spread throughout the year. These holidays, which are both national and regional, are designated as paid and non-recoverable days off.
In addition to these 12 holidays, each municipality in Andalucía will add two local holidays, tailored to the traditions and celebrations specific to each area.
Key regional holidays
The Junta de Andalucía has designated 6 January (Epiphany), 28 February (Día de Andalucía), and 17 April (Maundy Thursday) as the region’s specific public holidays for 2025. Notably, two of these dates—Epiphany and Maundy Thursday—are also recognised as national holidays, giving residents an extended period of celebration.
Complete list of public holidays in Andalucía for 2025
Here is the full list of public holidays for Andalucía in 2025:
- 1 January: New Year’s Day
- 6 January: Epiphany
- 28 February: Día de Andalucía
- 17 April: Maundy Thursday
- 18 April: Good Friday
- 1 May: Labour Day
- 15 August: Assumption of the Virgin Mary
- 12 October: National Day of Spain (observed on Monday, 13 October, since 12 October falls on a Sunday)
- 1 November: All Saints’ Day
- 6 December: Constitution Day
- 8 December: Immaculate Conception Day
- 25 December: Christmas Day
Opportunities for long weekends
With several of these holidays falling on or around weekends, residents of Andalucía can look forward to a few long weekends (puentes), perfect for short getaways or extended family gatherings. For instance, the celebration of the National Day of Spain on 12 October, which falls on a Sunday, will be observed on the following Monday, creating a long weekend. Similarly, Maundy Thursday and Good Friday on 17 and 18 April offer a four-day weekend for Easter celebrations.
Local holidays
In addition to the regional and national holidays, each municipality in Andalucía will select two local holidays. These are chosen based on local traditions and significant events, ensuring that communities can celebrate their unique cultural heritage.