The ocean is
calling us back.

Your ticket includes the right to camp; bring your own tent. Activity access and any other inclusions will be detailed before sales open. Whether meals are included is still to be confirmed.

Yes. Camping is included in your ticket; bring your own tent. There will be composting toilets and shared showers. Please keep them clean and use water thoughtfully. Hot water has not been confirmed for this edition.

There will be a vegan and vegetarian restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner at set times, food options during the day and a café. The alcohol-free bar will offer juices, refreshing drinks, tea and cacao. Meal inclusions, prices, opening hours and allergy arrangements still need confirmation.

Yes. Free drinking water will be available throughout the festival. Bring a reusable bottle and use water thoughtfully.

Iemanjá is alcohol-free and bringing alcohol is not permitted. Non-alcoholic drinks will be available at the bar. The full policy on other substances and care still needs confirmation.

Yes. Iemanjá is a family-friendly gathering with activities for different ages. Children enter free; teenagers need a ticket. Exact age bands will be confirmed before sales open. Children and teenagers must be accompanied by a responsible adult; documentation requirements are still being finalised.

The festival takes place in a natural setting where surfaces may be uneven. If you have specific access needs, contact produccionessandiauy@gmail.com before the event to discuss available support. Accessible routes, toilets and parking still need verification.

Yes. Pets are welcome under the responsibility and care of their owner or guardian.

From Montevideo, you can contact Rutas del Sol, COT and CYNZA–Núñez. Look for a service along Route 10 towards Cabo Polonio or La Pedrera and ask about getting off opposite La Vieja Escuela at km 260, Oceanía del Polonio. Confirm the route, stop and January 2027 timetable with the operator before buying a bus ticket. No official transfers are currently organised; the community group will be shared to coordinate journeys.

Arrival is planned from 8 am on Saturday 30 January, with the first activity scheduled for 3:33 pm. Friday afternoon or evening arrival has not been confirmed. Updates will be shared through the official channels.

The festival takes place outdoors and we will monitor the weather closely. Changes affecting safety or the programme will be announced through the official channels. The severe-weather plan and conditions for cancellation or a date change are still being finalised.

Look after the grounds, use water thoughtfully, leave no litter and be considerate of those around you. Bring reusable utensils and a bottle, plus a bag for your rubbish. Specific sorting and disposal guidance will be shared in the participant guide.

A first-aid kit and a designated care team will be available. If you need help, approach the production team. Professional medical staffing, an emergency contact and the full care protocols still need confirmation.

We aim to offer credit and debit cards, transfers and electronic payments, including international cards. Supported methods and countries will be confirmed with the selected provider before sales open. No particular payment method is guaranteed yet.

Under the conditions communicated by the organisers, tickets will not be exchanged or refunded if you are personally unable to attend. The policy for festival cancellation or a date change is still being finalised. Full conditions will be published before sales open.