
The Tide stage
The big one. A stage built on the sand facing the water, with sound you feel in your ribs.
Three nights of music on the sand. Four stages, sixty artists and the ocean as the loudest member of the crowd.
It started as a sound system, a generator and two hundred friends on an empty beach. Now the beach fills for three nights every June, the sound still faces the sea and the last set of each night ends just as the sun comes up behind the dancers.
Every artist above is invented for this concept. Hover a name to see the stage.
Walk the length of the beach and the music changes every few hundred steps, from the main stage to a tiny booth in the dunes.

The big one. A stage built on the sand facing the water, with sound you feel in your ribs.

A tent of lasers over shallow water. Shoes optional, dancing mandatory.

Built from wood washed up on the beach. Sunset sets, house music and the best view of the sky.

A booth for two hundred people hidden in the dunes. Nobody announces who plays here.
The site follows one kilometre of beach. Everything is a short barefoot walk from everything else.
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Yes. Your wristband lets you leave and return as often as you like, so a midday swim and a nap are part of the plan.
Free refill stations sit at every stage. Bring a bottle or pick up a steel cup at the gate and return it when you leave.
Shuttles run from the airport and the main beach towns every thirty minutes from noon until the last set ends.
Neon Tide is for guests aged eighteen and over. Bring an ID that shows your date of birth.