Free camping on the festival location

Sleeping under the stars with the best view! The camp has limited capacity, so we recommend arriving on time to secure your spot. Each visitor with a festival (four-day) ticket is entitled to free camping during the festival.  Each visitor must bring their own camping equipment.

While camping, visitors are required to follow the instructions of the organization and security staff. A sufficient number of chemical toilets, as well as several showers and sinks, are set up in the camp. Due to the preservation of the nature park at Martinska, there is no running water, and water for showering is delivered by tankers and is not drinkable. Drinking water will be provided at the festival, but we strongly advise all visitors to bring their own supply of water, needed for those few days. Water, drinks, and basic food items are allowed to be brought into the camping area, but they are not allowed to be brought into the festival area or to the concerts. It is strictly forbidden to light any fires, so cooking food in the camp is not allowed.

Ecology is important to us

The festival takes place in the protected nature park Martinska, which is located in the UNESCO buffer zone. For centuries, Martinska has provided a natural haven for the residents of Šibenik, who have nurtured and preserved it, a tradition that the festival organizers continue and is extremely important to us. Therefore, every visitor is expected to also take care of this location, not to leave trash behind, nor to make any interventions in the infrastructure or landscape. After leaving the camp, the place should look identical to how it did when they arrived. There are enough designated spots for disposing of waste on the site, and we ask that they be used. Note: Any kind of fire lighting is strictly prohibited!

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