Practical info

A family-friendly, alcohol-free gathering of music, nature, ancestral wisdom, ceremony and community.

Through concerts, talks, workshops, movement, sacred spaces and meaningful encounters, we invite you to reconnect with yourself, with each other and with nature.

At Sesimbra Natura Park, south of Lisbon, close to Sesimbra and the beaches of Meco. The venue is surrounded by forest, shade and a beautiful natural lake.

Absolutely. Icaros is made for families, with a Kids Area and activities throughout the festival.

Children always stay under the care of their parents or guardians. At the entrance we register each child with a phone number for emergencies.

No. Icaros is alcohol-free. Presence, connection and celebration arise naturally without it.

No. Please respect Portuguese law and the spirit of the festival, and take part consciously and responsibly.

Yes, but please respect people's privacy and always ask before taking close-up photos or videos.

Professional filming takes place during the festival. By entering, you agree that images may be used in our communication.

We do our best to make it as accessible as possible. If you have specific needs, please write to us before you come.

No. Show the digital ticket and its QR code at the entrance.

Yes, a limited number. Buying online is the only way to be sure of your place.

Yes. Once you have your wristband you can come and go throughout the festival.

Daily tickets only give entry on the day on the ticket.

No. Daily tickets are valid for that day only: when the day's programme ends, please leave the venue.

Yes, through our official Telegram resale channel. See Reselling tickets above.

Yes, with the full festival pass and the weekend ticket. Bring your own camping gear, unless you've booked glamping.

Daily tickets don't include camping.

Yes. For the caravan park, next to the venue, you need a caravan pass on top of your festival ticket. Spaces are limited.

You can also leave your caravan in the regular car park without a caravan pass.

No. After the last concert the venue closes and everyone goes to the camping area or the caravan park, right next to it.

We recommend:

• ·Tent and camping gear
• ·Sleeping bag
• ·Yoga mat
• ·Reusable water bottle
• ·Torch or headlamp
• ·Warm clothes for the evening
• ·Hat and sunscreen
• ·Comfortable walking shoes
• ·Swimsuit and towel
• ·Good energy and an open heart

There are a few charging points. Bring a power bank.

Yes, though it varies with your provider. We invite you to switch off when you can and be in the moment.

The restaurants on site serve vegan, vegetarian and meat dishes, wood-oven pizza and Peruvian empanadas, from breakfast onwards. There are cool drinks at the bars.

No personal cooking equipment, because of the fire risk. There is plenty of food on site.

Yes, free drinking water points all around the festival. Bring a reusable bottle.

Most stands and services take card and MB WAY. There is no ATM on site, so bring some cash.

Absolutely not. No campfires, no barbecues, no candles, no gas stoves.

The fire risk in a Portuguese summer is extremely high. Anyone breaking this rule may be asked to leave the festival.

Yes, only inside the swimming area, and please follow the safety signs.

No sunscreen, soap or other chemicals before going into the water. Help us protect this ecosystem.

Unfortunately not. For the safety of your animal, the wildlife and everyone at the festival, pets are not allowed.

Yes. A professional medical team and emergency services are on site 24 hours a day.

Yes. Lots of natural shade under the trees, and shaded spaces to gather.

Lost and found is at the Information Point, next to the restaurants.

No. Please respect the peaceful atmosphere of the festival.

Only registered market vendors and authorised Pirate Market participants. No other selling is allowed.

Leave no trace. Separate your waste. Use refillable bottles. Treat everyone with kindness.

Take care of yourself, of others and of the land that welcomes us.