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18.7.2026 | Culture

Võsu Beach Festival Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary

Text Stewart Johnson
Photos press materials

Võsu Beach Festival Celebrates Its 15th AnniversaryTommy Cash

The Võsu Beach Festival, or Võsu Rannafestival in Estonian, is returning to the seaside resort of Võsu on 24–25 July 2026, celebrating its 15th anniversary. Held on the beach in the heart of Lahemaa National Park, the festival has become one of Estonia’s best-known summer music events, combining live performances, the coastal setting, and a relaxed midsummer atmosphere. According to the organisers, the anniversary edition continues the festival’s tradition of bringing together “summer, music, and moments that keep people coming back year after year.”

 

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Over the course of two days, Võsu Beach transforms into a dedicated festival area featuring two stages and performances by many of Estonia’s leading artists. The 2026 programme includes Tommy Cash, nublu, NOËP, Terminaator, Wateva, Sadu, Púr Múdd & Grete Paia, Triibupasta, Kermo Murel, Hunt, Säm, Qotid, 35maffia, Küberünnak & Karmo, An-Marlen, Siimi, Noored ja Näljased. There will be a lot of something for everyone at this year’s Võsu Beach Festival.

The festival area opens on Friday, 24 July, from 18:00 until 2:00, while on Saturday, 25 July, the site is open from 14:00 until 1:00. The event is open to visitors of all ages, and children seven and under receive free admission when accompanied by an adult.

Camping facilities are available for festivalgoers from 24 July at 16:00 until 26 July at 12:00. The campsite provides toilet and washing facilities, with separate camping passes required for each guest in addition to a tent ticket.

The village of Võsu surrounds the festival area, so it will be closed to regular vehicle traffic from 24 July at 8:00 until 26 July at 8:00. Access by car is limited to local residents, VIP parking permit holders, and people connected with organising the festival. General parking is provided outside the village, with a free shuttle bus operating between the parking area and the festival grounds throughout both festival days, as it’s quite a long walk. As the festival takes place on a sandy beach, wheelchair access is unfortunately not possible.

Tickets to Võsu Beach Festival and more information are available here.

 

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