FAQ

Festival Culture & Rules

What is the festival’s policy on intoxicants?
“Gabya Isle Rituals” is a space of complete clarity and sobriety. There is no smoking, alcohol or any other drugs on the festival grounds. We create an experience of pure presence for everyone.

Can I bring my pet?
Yes, small pets are welcome at the festival. However, the owner is fully responsible for the animal’s behaviour, safety and calm on the grounds.

Can I come with children?
Yes! This is a festival for everyone, where all generations are welcome:

• Children up to 6 years old enter for free.
• Children aged 7 to 15 need a special Child Ticket.
• A separate, creative and safe Kids’ Zone will be open for our youngest participants.

What is the festival’s cleanliness policy?
We care for nature and reduce waste! It’s best to bring your own dishes and water bottle. Free drinking water stations are available throughout the festival grounds.

Food & Fire

Can I bring my own food, and will there be places to eat?
Yes, you are welcome to bring your own food. The festival will also have a special “Rituals of Taste” area with food trucks serving food made with love.

Can I make my own campfire or use a barbecue?
No. Open fires and personal barbecues are strictly prohibited in the campsite due to fire risk. We will enjoy the fire and keep warm together in the shared community fire spaces.

Location & Arrival

Where is the festival and how do I get there?
The festival takes place on the Kaunas Reservoir peninsula (Kaunas Yacht Club). Exact coordinates and navigation links can be found in the “Arrival” section.

Tickets & Payment

Do I need to print my ticket?
No, let’s save the trees! Simply show your ticket’s QR code on your smartphone screen.

Can I pay by card?
Yes, but since mobile signal on the peninsula can sometimes be unstable, we strongly recommend bringing some cash as well.

Are tickets refundable / transferable?
Tickets are non-refundable, but you can transfer or resell them directly to other people.

What to Bring?

We recommend bringing:

• A tent, sleeping mat and a warm sleeping bag.
• A yoga / exercise mat for practices.
• A reusable cup, plate, cutlery and water bottle (water is available everywhere).
• Warmer clothes for nights by the fire and rain protection.
• Mosquito and sun protection.
• Your essential personal medication – and lots of good spirits!