located in the Massif of the Ajaches, 450 meters above sea level, between mountains that run from northwest to southeast. Near Femés are the towns of Maciot and Las Casitas de Femés.

The town is full. Made up of houses where traditional Canarian architecture predominates, with the characteristics of the island of Lanzarote. White houses with details in stonework and doors and windows in green or blue contrast.

What to see

The town of Femés is It is perfectly preserved and its houses are worthy of appreciation due to the historical and architectural value of many of them.

In the Plaza de San Marcial we can find the old Church of San Marcial del Rubicón and the adjoining buildings, former properties of the Bishopric of the Canary Islands.

In Femés, the small Hermitage of San Marcial del Rubicón stands out, dating from the 18th century and serving as a representation of the popular architecture of the time. Inside you can see the patron saint of the island San Marcial de Rubicón, as well as the like many altarpieces and model ships donated by local sailors. 

The Balcón de Femés, a viewpoint located to the southwest of the Hermitage, which allows us to see the plain of El Rubicón in the distance; Red Mountain and White Beach; and the natural environment dominated by the Los Ajaches massif.

What to do

It is usually the starting point for the trail routes that end in Playa Quemada, through the impressive massif of lso ajaches.

Festivities

Femés celebrates two important festivals a year:

• The Fiestas de San Marcial on July 7, in honor of its patron saint, with the celebration of a solemn mass and the consequent procession of the saint. It is a historical festival that is more than 600 years old.
• The Fiestas del Rosario, in honor of the Virgen del Rosario, with the celebration of the pilgrimage, mass and procession of the Virgin. 4 days of celebration, being the main one on October 7th.

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