The Basics
Omana runs for seven days, 30 September to 6 October 2026, at Kalamitsi Bay, Chalkidiki, Greece. Beach and forest, four stages, extended sets, and a full workshop and wellbeing programme running alongside the music.
Gates are open daily from 07:00 to 00:00.
Music starts at 12:00 on 30 September and runs through to 22:00 on 6 October, with breaks in between. Full programme times are announced a few weeks before the festival.
Wristband collection runs on check-in day (30.09) 10:00 to 24:00. On the other days wristband collection runs from from 1 October to 6 October, 12:00 to 22:00.
Accommodation Check-in runs on check-in day (30.09) 07:00 to 22:00.
Check-out is 7 October at 11:00.
Tickets & Booking
Tickets are released in phases. Each phase runs until it sells out, then the next opens at a higher price. Current phase and availability: Omana 2026 Tickets.
There are no day tickets. Omana runs as one continuous week. If the festival doesn't sell out, weekend tickets open up later in the cycle.
Book accommodation through us and the ticket is already in it. One per person, per booked unit, no separate line item.
Tickets are final. Once purchased, they are not refundable. Plans change anyway, and if yours do, transfer the ticket to another name through our support team for a fee. Email booking@omana-festival.de.
The minimum age to enter the site is 18. Bring valid photo ID or you won't get through the gate.
Wristbands cannot be replaced once they are on. Keep yours on until you leave.
Accommodation & Camping
Six areas make up the campsite: Zea, Eros, Helios, Karpouzi, Myrtia, Levanta. Self-camping is first come, first served. Pick your spot once you've checked in. Check-in closes at 22:00, and pitching a tent in the dark isn't something we'd recommend. The site sits under poplar, pine and olive cover, so most pitches have some natural shade. A few have more, a few have less.
Prefer not to bring your own gear? Pre-set-up tents and caravans are available to rent, and Forest Bungalows, Forest Huts and Beach Caravans come with their own bathroom and small kitchen.
Bringing your own camper or car to your pitch: select Own Camper or Own Tent at booking. Drive in on check-in day, drive out on check-out day, not before. Need to leave early? Notify site staff and they'll move your car out during daylight hours.
Electricity is available at every pitch, bought per day at reception on check-in. Bring your own adapters and cables. Fuse boxes are shared between three to four spots, so a 10 to 20m extension cable is worth packing. Supply is 6 Ampere: enough for lights, a phone charger, a small fridge. Not enough for an oven, a kettle, a grill, or anything else that draws real power. Those stay at home.
Prefer to stay off-site? A silent camp in Kalamitsi village offers its own accommodation types, and a small number of hotels and apartments sit a 10 to 15 minute walk from the festival. See all accommodation options.
Travel & Arrival
Full route planning, transfers and airport information live on our Travel page.
Once you're here: the village car park takes cars for €5 per day, or it's included if you've booked accommodation with us, one pass per unit. You can drive into the campsite to unload only on check-in (30.09) and check out day (07.10), during daylight hours from 10:00 to 20:00. After that, the campsite cannot be entered by car.
Food & Drink
Five points on-site cover food and drink: a mini market (09:00 to 24:00) for anything you forgot, a 24-hour snack bar for coffee and late-night cravings, a Greek taverna on the beach (14:00 to 23:00) with a sea view, a gyros stand (17:00 to 23:00), and a pizza counter (19:00 to 23:00) for takeaway or table service. Vegan and vegetarian options run across all of them.
Bringing your own food is fine. No glass bottles, no barbecues.
Tap water isn't drinkable. Bottled water is sold cheaply across the site, including at the bars.
Payment
Card and PayPal cover ticket and accommodation purchases ahead of the festival. Two ways to spread the cost: pay by Vorkasse invoice with a 20% deposit now and the balance due a month before the festival, or split into three with PayPal's Pay in 3, where availability depends on PayPal rather than us.
On-site, at the bars, restaurants and the mini market, you can pay by cash (euros only) or card. There is no cashless wristband system. There is an ATM on site.
Programme & Schedule
Day splits, stage timetables and workshop times are announced ahead of the festival across our social channels, the Telegram channel and the Omana app. Full programme times land a few weeks before the gates open.
The workshop and ambient programme follows the five elements across the week: earth, water, fire, air, ether. More than 25 teachers, facilitators and ambient guides run sessions from yoga and breathwork through to experimental and creative formats. Details on our Workshop & Ambient page.
The workshop programme is closed. No further applications are being accepted.
Volunteering
Yes, we'll have volunteers at Omana. We will launch our dedicated volunteering page in the coming days.
What to Bring (and What to Leave)
The days are warm, but the nights on the coast can get cool and rain is possible, so bring something warm and a waterproof layer alongside your summer clothes.
Tent, sleeping bag, and something warm to sleep in. Valid photo ID and your ticket confirmation. Sun protection for the day. Cash in euros and a card. Any prescription medication in its original packaging, ideally with a copy of the prescription.
Leave at home: open fire of any kind, outside sound systems and speakers, glitter and confetti, glass bottles and barbecues, animals, professional camera equipment and drones.
Site Rules & Care
No open fire anywhere on site. Not at your pitch, not on the beach.
We have zero tolerance for violence, hate or discrimination of any kind. Anyone who crosses that line is removed from the festival.
An Awareness Team, a Care Team and medical professionals are on site throughout the week. We will publish a dedicated information page soon.
Leave the site the way you found it. Cigarette butts go in a portable ashtray or an empty bottle, not the ground. Trash goes to the designated points. Glitter and confetti stay at home. They're hard to clean up and harmful to marine life.
Photography for yourself is welcome, and being considerate about it matters. Not everyone wants to be in your frame. Professional camera equipment and drones aren't permitted. Our own photo and video team works on site.
Outside sound systems, speakers and amplifiers aren't permitted. We provide what the site needs.
Animals aren't allowed on the grounds. Neither are children. Omana is built as an adult experience, and the minimum age is 18.
Accessibility
The terrain here is what it is: forest, sand, uneven ground. It doesn't accommodate mobility needs easily. A limited number of accessible accommodation options exist. If this affects you, talk to us directly before booking so we can tell you honestly what's realistic: contact.
