As our festival is located on a stunning beach, we recommend bringing plenty of sunscreen and sun-protective clothing for each day, along with a raincoat in case of a brief shower. Avoid bringing valuables, alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks, outside food, aerosol cans, sharp or flammable objects, fireworks, or umbrellas, as these are not permitted on the festival grounds. For a comprehensive list of prohibited items, refer to our Terms of Use Document. Above all, we want Burning Beach to be a place where people feel welcome and encouraged to express their individuality and style. Feel free to dress up and add some exciting flair to your outfit—we’d love to see it!

Burning Beach Festival welcomes attendees aged 18 and above. Please note that as per Indonesian law, individuals under the age of 21 will not be permitted to purchase alcoholic beverages within the festival grounds. Proof of identification will be required for all ticket holders.

We have put in place a cashless system for the festival. This branches across all food, beverage, merchandising and deposit or locker vendors. Upon entry, you will be given a wristband with a cashless chip on which you will be able to load funds with cash, debit card or credit card that you can use at any and all stores within the grounds.

You are allowed to re-enter the festival area with your wristband, but please ensure you use the designated gate for your ticket type (e.g., GA ticket holders should use the GA Gate). We have all the essentials provided inside the venue, so there’s usually no need to leave the festival grounds unless it’s an emergency.

Drones as well as professional video and audio recording equipment will be prohibited on festival grounds. This will include any detachable lenses, tripods, large zoom lenses and/or commercial use camera assembly equipment. Tripods, monopods and selfie-sticks are forbidden to carry into the festival, both for attendee safety as well as copyright infringement regulation.

We strive to make Burning Beach Festival a safe space where people can fully express their individuality and sense of self and we implore creativity when it comes to what you decide to dress in. With this in mind, please remember to respect Indonesian culture when deciding on your attire for the festival, so all participants feel completely comfortable and can focus on enjoying the full festival experience. Please note that the venue’s ground is made of natural stone with an irregular surface. We recommend wearing comfortable shoes to prevent possible ankle twists.

Yes, but please remember that parking slots are limited and your late arrival may make it not available. We recommend you use taxi or go-jek option, to be dropped at the dedicated drop-off area, and avoid parking problems.