Alicante Bonfires 2027 | The New 10 Sectors and Their Commissions Explained
🔥 The Alicante Bonfires 2027 will begin with a major organizational change. The Federació de les Fogueres de Sant Joan has approved a new distribution of the commissions across 10 sectors, a reorganization that will shape the internal operation of the festival during the next annual cycle.
Whether you are part of a commission, want to know which sector your bonfire belongs to, or simply follow the latest festival news, here you can find the complete commission distribution and a clear summary of the main changes.
Key points
- ✅ The commissions have been reorganized into 10 sectors.
- 📍 The change mainly affects the internal organization of the Alicante Bonfires 2027.
- 🗂️ The complete list of commissions in each sector is now available.
- 🔄 This article will be updated if further changes are approved.
What has the Federació approved?
The General Assembly of the Federació de les Fogueres de Sant Joan has approved a new territorial organization for the Bonfire commissions.
The aim is to redistribute the commissions across 10 sectors, creating a more balanced structure that makes it easier to coordinate events, meetings, cultural activities, and representation within the festival.
Although most visitors are unlikely to notice the change, it represents an important organizational update for the commissions.
Why are the sectors being reorganized?
Over the years, some areas of Alicante had accumulated a larger number of commissions than others. The new distribution is designed to adapt the sector structure to the current reality of the festival.
- ⚖️ Balance the number of commissions in each sector.
- 🤝 Improve representation within the Federació.
- 📅 Make it easier to organize activities throughout the year.
- 📍 Adapt the structure to the growth of different areas of Alicante.
This change does not alter the location of the Bonfire monuments or affect the routes followed by visitors during the festivities. Its main impact is on the internal organization of the commissions from the 2026–2027 cycle onward.
The 10 sectors of the Alicante Bonfires 2027
The new distribution organizes the Bonfire commissions into ten sectors. Below you can consult the complete list and quickly find the sector assigned to each commission.
Sector 1
- Explanada
- La Marina
- Monjas Santa Faz
- Passeig de Gómiz
- Plaza de Ruperto Chapí
- Plaza de Santa María
- Port d’Alacant
- Puente Villavieja
- Rambla de Méndez Núñez
Sector 2
- Alfonso el Sabio
- Calvo Sotelo
- Diputació Renfe
- Hernán Cortés
- José María Py
- Maisonnave
- Parque Plaza Galicia
- Plaza de Gabriel Miró
- Sèneca Autobusos
Sector 3
- Benito Pérez Galdós
- Calderón de la Barca-Plaza de España
- Campoamor
- Carrer Sant Vicent
- Mercado Central
- San Antón Alto
- San Antón Bajo
- San Fernando
- Santa Isabel
Sector 4
- Barri Sant Agustí
- Don Bosco
- Polígono de San Blas
- Rabassa
- San Blas
- Sant Blai de Baix
- Sant Blai de Dalt
- Sant Blai-La Torreta
- Santo Domingo-Plaza Tomás Valcárcel
Sector 5
- Avenida de Loring-Estación
- Barrio José Antonio
- Baver-Els Antigons
- Benalúa
- Francisco Albert
- Mercado Babel
- Nou Alipark
- Óscar Esplá
- Princesa Mercedes
Sector 6
- Ciudad de Asís
- Florida-Plaza de la Viña
- Florida Portazgo
- Florida Sur
- Gran Vía Sur
- L’Harmonia-San Gabriel
- La Florida
- Nou Babel
- Polígono Babel-Bernardo Pérez Sales
Sector 7
- Bola de Oro
- Carolines Baixes
- Carolinas Altas
- Doctor Bergez-Carolinas
- Foguerer-Carolinas
- Pío XII
- Pla-Hospital
- Pla-Metal
- Portuarios-Pla del Bon Repós
- Sagrada Familia
Sector 8
- Alacant Golf
- Avenida Costa Blanca-Entreplayas
- Barrio Obrero
- Bulevar del Pla-Garbinet
- Gran Vía-Garbinet
- José Ángel Guirao
- La Condomina
- Parque de las Avenidas
- Pla del Bon Repòs-La Goteta
- Remigio Soler
Sector 9
- Altozano
- Altozano Sur
- Ángeles-Felipe Bergé
- Campoamor Norte-Plaza de América
- La Ceràmica
- Los Ángeles
- Nou Alacant
- San Nicolás de Bari-Benisaudet
Sector 10
- Escritor Dámaso Alonso
- Obra Social del Hogar
- Plaza del Mediterráneo
- Plaza Lo Morant
- Rabasa-Polígono Industrial
- Tómbola
- Vía Parc-Vistahermosa
- Virgen del Remedio-La Cruz
- Virgen del Remedio-La Paz
Which sector is my Bonfire commission in?
To find your commission, check the ten sections above. Each sector includes the names of the Bonfires that will form part of the new organization during the 2026–2027 cycle.
💡 Tip: Bookmark this page so you can quickly check the sector assigned to any commission.
What changes for the Alicante Bonfires 2027?
For visitors coming to Alicante during the festivities, almost nothing will change. The Mascletàs, the Cremà, the Bonfire monuments, and the rest of the traditional events will continue as usual.
However, throughout the year leading up to the festival, the organization of meetings, activities, and commission representation will follow the new sector structure.
Who will be most affected?
- 🔥 The Bonfire commissions.
- 👑 The Belleses and representatives of each commission.
- 🏛️ The internal organization of the Federació.
- 📆 The planning of meetings and sector activities.
Could the sectors change before the festival?
Yes. The composition of the sectors could change if the Federació approves new commissions, organizational adjustments, or other modifications during the year.
For this reason, this article will be kept updated with any official news related to the organization of the Alicante Bonfires 2027.
Follow all the latest Alicante Bonfires 2027 news
The Alicante Bonfires do not begin in June. Throughout the year, the commissions organize presentations, appointments, competitions, cultural activities, and many other events.
At Top Hogueras Alicante, we will continue publishing all the latest news about the Alicante Bonfires 2027.
You can also explore:
- 🗺️ Interactive Alicante Bonfire Map.
- 📅 Alicante Bonfires programme.
- 🏆 Official awards.
- ⭐ Best Alicante Bonfires.
- 🎭 Special Category.
- 👧 Children’s Bonfires.
Official source
The information in this article is based on the decisions announced by the Federació de les Fogueres de Sant Joan.
You can also find practical visitor information on the official Alicante City & Beach tourism website.