FAQ

www.tz-tisno.hr/en

It is located in the old town of Zadar, sitting on the ancient city walls, with an amazing view of the harbour and world-famous sunset. Follow directions for Hotel Bastion and The Sea Organs.

http://thegarden.hr/the-garden-lounge

When the summer 2018 timetable is announced, we will make the info available.

There is an ATM machine on the festival site, in the main reception area of the apartments. In addition there are 8 other ATMs in the center of Tisno, which is about a 10-15 minute walk from The Garden Tisno.

The currency is the kuna (kn / HRK) although accommodation is always priced in euros (but then charged in kunas). There is an ATM onsite and plenty in Tisno village too.

Taxis can be found at the entrance to The Garden Resort in the main car park and they are metered. Be sure to ask that your driver turns on and resets their meter, as it is a legal requirement for them to do so. They must also provide you with a print-out receipt at the conclusion of your journey.

Drugs are looked upon very seriously by the Croatian Police.

Yes, there will be First Aid on the festival site. They are typically located in a tent near the volleyball court. Please note that this First Aid service is only available during the festivals.

In Sibenik town, 20km away. If you need medical attention at the hospital then take your passport with you as there is a reciprocal arrangement for UK passport holders. Citizens from other countries should check with their embassy if there is a reciprocal arrangement. You should also check your travel insurance prior to travel to see what you are covered for.

In the main reception for the apartments or at the info point on the festival site.

The bars have not fixed their prices for next season yet, but last year a 1/2 litre of draught beer was 30 kn and cocktails 30 kn - 70 kn. Wines, spirits and soft drinks are of course available too.

Onsite at The Garden Resort, there is the restaurant “Magnolia” which is open from breakfast till late. Wraps and sandwiches are also sold at the beach food area. In Tisno village there are a wide range of Konobas (restaurants) to choose from, as well as a number of supermarkets.

Drinks are not to be brought onto the grounds, with the exception of one bottle of duty free (in original duty free packaging) per person when you arrive. Onsite guests will receive a special wristband to allow them to purchase drinks from the onsite shop to take back to their apartments / tents. Food can be brought onto back to your apartment / tent for bearers of an onsite wristband.

Yes, a friend can collect your tickets if you are no longer able to attend. Just email [email protected] with your details and the new ticket holders name and email address. We will then send a confirmation to both parties confirming that the tickets will be ready to be collected under the new name. There is a 10 GBP charge for this (to the owner of the ticket), but please note that we can not offer this service after 15th June 2018.

Sorry, but no. However, you can pass the ticket onto a friend. See previous question on how to transfer the name on the ticket.

Actual opening hours will be announced on the website nearer the time.

Don't panic... just email [email protected] and we will be able to assist you.

Just bring your PayPal receipt and ID to the box office to collect.

We do not post any tickets, but ask that you print off your PayPal receipt and bring to the box office with valid ID to collect.

No, but there is a Tourist board office in Tisno that can help you.

Basically, forget trains! The buses are altogether quicker, cheaper and connect all cities with a regular service. You can buy tickets on-board the bus, but you should get a receipt, as longer journeys have service stops included in the travel time.

Yes, so long as you are over 21 years old and have held a licence for minimum of 1 year.

We recommend that you book an organised airport coach transfer through Shuttle Tours, who will bring you from Zadar or Split airport with lots of other festival revellers direct to Tisno. Their website is www.shuttletours.net

Alternatively you can make your own way to fit in with your travel plans. There are aiport buses from all airports to the main centre bus terminals, and from all cities you will find regular buses to Zadar or Sibenik. Once at Zadar / Sibenik main bus terminal take a local bus to Tisno.

For details on how to get from Zagreb airport to Tisno by public bus email [email protected] and we will help with bus times. Prices are approximate and based on last year but as a guide:

Zadar airport to Zadar bus station ... 25kn 
Split Airport to Split bus station ... 30kn 
Zagreb Airport to Zagreb bus station ... 30kn 
Zadar to Tisno 
Split to Tisno
Zagreb to Tisno

Zadar is the nearest airport - only 40 mins by car. Split is an hour by car and Zagreb 3 hours by car. These journey times are for the highway route and will take a little longer by bus / coach.