As we are located in a natural setting, individuals with limited mobility may face challenges due to uneven terrain composed of soil, dirt, and gravel. We aim to accommodate everyone and ensure a magical experience. Please contact us at [email protected] to communicate specific needs or requests, and we will do our best to assist.

We prioritize safety and inclusivity. Please look out for one another and report incidents involving violence, harassment, or discriminatory behavior. An awareness team will be available throughout the festival to provide support. Treat yourself, others, and nature with care and respect.

A supportive awareness area will be available for those needing a timeout or emotional support.

Only 100% biodegradable products are permitted to preserve the land’s ecosystem. The products you use will end up in the soil, vegetation, and our drinking water, which comes from the well. If you don’t have biodegradable products, they will be available for purchase onsite.

A single sacred fire will be held in a designated area. Due to the risk of forest fires, all other campfires are prohibited.

Tent camping is included with the ticket. For vehicles such as buses, vans, campers, and cars with sleeping arrangements, a camper ticket is required and must be purchased in advance due to limited parking spots.

There will be no designated cell phone charging stations. We encourage attendees to minimize phone use to embrace the festival experience fully.

The festival takes place at Spirala, on the 77.5th Km of the National Road 233 (N233), Idanha a Nova. Public transport options include a bus line that runs twice a day on weekdays only from Castelo Branco that stops at S. Miguel d’acha, a village located 4 km from Spirala. Link to the operating bus company.

Links:

Bus Line Operator Website

Location on Google Maps

We love all sorts of animals but ask you to leave them this time at home. Please let’s avoid uncomfortable situations at the entrance.

Wherever you find a tap on the festival grounds, the water is safe to drink. Stay hydrated and enjoy!

The sale or use of illegal drugs is strictly prohibited at the festival.

We aim to reduce the festival’s ecological footprint, so please:

• Offer carpooling on our Facebook event page.
• Use biodegradable products.
• Follow the waste separation system.
• Utilize compost toilets.
• Conserve water and shorten showers.
• Use pocket ashtrays.

Our festival blends rave vibes with family-friendly activities. Nighttime features a techno dance floor, while daytime offers workshops and activities for adults and children. A quiet camping area is designated for families. Children aged 0-12 may attend for a nominal registration fee of €1.

Link to Children Ticket

For emergencies, please contact a staff member immediately.

Homemade vegan and vegetarian meals will be available at affordable prices at the Mimosa Bar and the Chai Shop. We ask attendees not to bring meat to the festival grounds.

The festival will host two food stands: the Chai Shop (offering drinks and snacks) and the Mimosa Bar (providing homemade meals). No other goods or crafts will be sold onsite.

For safety reasons, please avoid bringing glass bottles and cups to maintain a barefoot-friendly environment.

Participation is at your own risk. We are not liable for physical or material damage during the event, including arrival and departure.

Lost items can be handed in at the Chai Shop near the dance area. After the festival, contact [email protected] for inquiries.

Parking attendants will direct vehicles upon arrival. Emergency routes must remain clear at all times.

Our schedule balances electronic rave vibes with performances and activities. Follow us on Instagram for updates on DJs and live experiences.

Both card and cash payments will be accepted during the festival.

Our team works to provide high-quality sound on the main dance floor. Please refrain from using personal sound systems to maintain the atmosphere and enjoy nature’s sounds.

A designated staff photographer will document the festival. By attending, you consent to being photographed. Respect others’ privacy and avoid photographing anyone without their permission.

Discrimination or harassment of any kind will not be tolerated. Anyone engaging in such behavior will be removed immediately. Contact the awareness team for assistance.

Showers are available onsite. Please use biodegradable products and conserve water by keeping showers brief. Compost toilets are provided; use ample sawdust and keep them clean. For urination, kindly choose a tree.

Ashtrays will be distributed around the land. We encourage attendees to bring pocket ashtrays and dispose of cigarette butts responsibly.

We are lucky to have a sweet natural swimming pond on the land. You are welcome to bathe at your own risk. There will be no lifeguard services.

Tickets are fully refundable until 30.04.25. Beyond this date, no refunds will be issued. To resell your ticket, email [email protected] with the new buyer’s details in CC.

To reduce waste, we kindly ask all attendees to bring their own reusable cutlery, cups, plates or bowls. This aligns with our sustainability goals and helps minimize the environmental impact of the festival.

As thefts can occur, secure your valuables. Note that no lockers will be available. See the “Liability” section for further details.

Join our festival crew as a helper by contacting [email protected] with your details, motivation, and experience. Volunteers are expected to arrive by 27.05 for orientation and will work one 5-hour shift daily (total of 15 hours during the festival). We are also seeking volunteers for setup throughout May 2025.