Arona hosts the XXVII National Show Jumping Competition

Over 200 horse-and-rider pairs will compete over two consecutive weekends at the South Equestrian Center.

Image of a horse jumping an obstacle in a nighttime equestrian competition in Arona.
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Image of a horse jumping an obstacle in a nighttime equestrian competition in Arona.

The South Equestrian Center in Arona will be the venue for the XXVII edition of the Arona-Playa de Las Américas National Show Jumping Competition, an equestrian event that will bring together over 200 horse-and-rider pairs.

The competition will take place over two consecutive weekends in August. The first weekend, from August 7th to 9th, will host the one-star National Show Jumping Competition (CSN), with events starting at 4:00 PM, focusing on the emerging talent of riders and equestrians.
The second weekend, from August 14th to 16th, will feature the two-star National Show Jumping Competition (CSN), considered the main event. Nighttime competitions, starting at 8:00 PM, promise a visual and sporting spectacle of the highest level.
The highlight will be Saturday, August 15th, with the Grand Prix, where obstacles will reach 1.35 meters in height, gathering the best riders and equestrians from the archipelago. The competition will conclude on Sunday, August 16th, with the spectacular 'Six Bars' puissance class.
The high participation, with over 200 registered competitors, underscores the event's consolidation as a benchmark in Canarian equestrianism, attracting athletes and fans from across the nation.
The attendance of institutional representatives is expected, including the mayor of Arona, Fátima Lemes; the president of the Canarian Equestrian Federation; and councilors for Sports and Tourism, particularly during the most prominent CSN events.
With free admission, the event aims to combine high-level sport, promotion of young talent, spectacle, and tourism in the south of Tenerife.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Arona (07/08/2026)