Dreambeach Festival 2025: The Ultimate EDM Party by the Sea in Almería, Spain

1. Dates & Location

When: Held on Thursday the 7th to Sunday 10th August. Feel free to check the official website for the latest updates).

Where: Playa de Algarrobico, Carboneras, Almería, Spain.

The festival site is situated along the Mediterranean coast. This new location provides a natural setting by the sea, close to Almería city, enhancing the festival experience with improved transport links and lodging facilities.

2. How to Get There

Many options to get to there, by train, bus and car, have a look below:

By Air

• Almería Airport (LEI): 60 km from the venue (~1 hour drive). Taxis cost €70–€90; shuttles €15–€25.
• Murcia (RMU) or Alicante (ALC): Larger airports 2–3 hours away. Rent a car or book buses/trains.

By Train/Bus

• Almería Railway Station: Connect via Renfe trains from Madrid/Barcelona. From Almería, take ALSA buses to Carboneras (€5–€10, 1.5 hours).
• Direct Buses: From cities like Valencia or Granada to Carboneras.

By Car

• From Almería: Follow the A-7/E15 highway east (1 hour). Parking costs €20–€30/day on-site.

Festival Shuttles

• Official shuttles run from Almería, Mojácar, and Garrucha (€10–€20 round-trip).

3. Ticket Prices & Types

Tickets come in different price ranges, just like most festivals.

• Early Bird Pass: Sold out quickly at €120–€150.
• Regular Pass: €160–€200 (full festival).
• VIP Pass: €250–€350 (priority entry, premium bars, private restrooms).
• Single-Day Tickets: €60–€90.
• Camping Pass: €40–€80 (tent/glamping options).

Pro Tip: Buy tickets directly via the festival’s website to avoid scams.

4. Lineup: Past & Upcoming Acts

Dreambeach curates top-tier electronic talent across multiple stages:

• Main Stage (Dreambeach):
  • 2025 headliners:  Will Smith, Amelie Lens, Nicky Romero, Steve Aoki
• Resistance Stage (Techno): Hosts Circoloco or Afterlife artists (e.g., Tale of Us, Adam Beyer).
• Urban Stage: Reggaeton and hip-hop (e.g., Bad Gyal, Quevedo).
• Caribbean Stage: Chill beats by the sea.

5. Where to Sleep

On-Site Camping

The festival offers an official camping area adjacent to the concert grounds, allowing attendees to stay close to the action. The new venue supports a more urban festival experience while preserving its natural seaside atmosphere

• Standard Camping: Basic tents/pitches (€40–€60). Bring your own gear such as tent, sleeping bags.
• Glamping: Pre-set tents with beds/power (€150–€850) with multiple options
  • Easy tent no mattress - 90€
  • Single tent with mattress- 130€
  • Double tent with mattress - 180€
  • Emperor tent with mattress - 850€
  • Bell tent with mattress - 500€
• Amenities: Showers, food trucks, 24/7 security.

Off-Site Accommodation

There are a lot of accomodations near-by if you are not into camping, we recommend you get an hotel or airbnb

• Hotels:
  • Hotel Playaluz (Carboneras, 10-min drive): €100–€150/night.
  • Barceló Cabo de Gata (beachfront luxury): €200+/night.
• Hostels/Airbnb: Budget stays in Mojácar or Almería (€30–€80/night).

6. Festival Facilities

In terms of facilities, the grounds are well equiped with all the basic necesities

• Free Water Stations: Bring a reusable bottle.
• Lockers: €10–€20/day (secure valuables).
• Medical Tents: Staffed 24/7.
• Toilets/Showers: Free in camping areas; VIP has upgraded options.
• Cashless Payments: Top up wristbands for faster drinks and foods

7. Food & Drink Prices

There is plenty of shacks and little stands where you get a large array varied food

Food

• Spanish Tapas: €8–€12 (paella, patatas bravas).
• Street Food: Burgers/pizza (€10–€15), vegan bowls (€8–€12).
• Snacks: Churros, ice cream (€4–€6).

Drinks

• Beer: €6–€8.
• Cocktails: €12–€15.
• Water: €3–€5 (free refills).

8. Where to Go for After-Partie

We all have that friends which always has some gas left to keep partying in the wee hours of the morning. Don't blame him/her it is Spain after all. Luckily, the show can go on:

• Official After-Parties: Hosted at the festival’s Caribbean Stage until 6 AM.
• Almería Clubs:
  • Sala Wenge
  • Moon Beach Club (open-air, Mojácar).

9. Insider Tips

1. Beat the Heat: Arrive early for shaded spots under the trees if you are camping; wear breathable and light clothing without forgetting the sun screen. The sun can be scorching.
2. Cash & Cards: Some bars are cash-only; carry €50 in small bills.
3. Explore Carboneras: Visit Playa de los Muertos for a post-festival swim and wash off all that sweat!
4. Phone Signal: Download set times beforehand; coverage is potentially spotty in area especially when there is massive crowd in the area.

Final Thoughts

Dreambeach is more than a festival—it’s a sun-drenched pilgrimage for electronic music lovers. With its unbeatable mix of music, sea, and Spanish charm, it’s a bucket-list experience.

Ready to dance under the stars? Grab your tickets, pack your swimsuit, and join the party!