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What times are the local buses to Šibenik, Zadar and Split from Tisno?
When the summer 2027 timetable is announced, we will make the info available.
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Where is the nearest ATM?
There are two ATMs machine on the festival site (1 at reception and 2nd by the steps near the restaurant terrace) In Tisno there are lots of ATMs which is about a 10-15 minute walk from The Garden Tisno.
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What is the currency in Croatia?
EURO.
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I am not staying in Tisno, or The Garden Resort. Is there a good taxi service late at night?
There is a taxi rank at the main car park of The Garden Resort and taxis are widely available in the area.
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Police Presence & Croatian Law
The safety of our guests, staff and the local community is our highest priority. During the festival, Croatian police may be present both inside and around the festival site to help maintain a safe environment.
Croatian authorities take a strict approach to drug possession and use. Police officers may be in uniform or plain clothes (undercover) and may carry out patrols, identity checks and other law enforcement activities.
Identifying an Official Police Officer
If you are approached by someone claiming to be a police officer, you can expect them to:
• Clearly identify themselves as police.
• Present official police identification when carrying out official duties (except in limited operational circumstances where immediate identification may not be possible).
• Process any official fines through formal payment procedures. Police officers will never request cash payments. Only card payments are accepted and an official receipt will always be provided.
• Issue formal documentation relating to any enforcement action or fine.
If you are ever unsure whether someone is a genuine police officer, remain calm and politely ask to see their official police identification.
Identity Checks & Searches
Under Croatian law, police have the authority to stop individuals, verify their identity and conduct searches.
We recommend carrying a valid form of photo identification while attending the festival, as this can help make any interaction with the police quicker and easier.
If approached by police, remain calm, follow all lawful instructions and behave respectfully.
Drug Possession
Possession of illegal drugs can result in fines starting from €400, as well as additional legal consequences depending on the circumstances.
Visitors should not assume that Croatian laws or enforcement practices are the same as those in their home country. You are responsible for complying with Croatian law throughout your stay.
Visiting Croatia from Abroad?
If you are travelling to Croatia from another country, we strongly encourage you to familiarise yourself with Croatian laws before you arrive.
You should also review the travel advice published by your own government or embassy, which may include information about:
• Croatian laws and penalties.
• Your rights and responsibilities while visiting Croatia.
• What to expect if you come into contact with the police.
• Consular assistance available should you need it.
Enjoy the Festival Responsibly
We want everyone to have a safe, enjoyable and trouble-free festival experience. Respecting local laws and cooperating with the authorities helps create a positive environment for all guests, staff and the local community.
Thank you for helping us keep the festival safe and welcoming for everyone.
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Is there First Aid & Welfare on site?
Yes. First Aid and Welfare are located near the water station area and WCs.
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Where is the nearest hospital and medical centre?
In Sibenik town, 20km away.
If you need medical attention at the hospital then take your passport with you. You should also check your travel insurance prior to travel to see what you are covered for.
In Tisno, there is a health centre with a walk in doctors clinic. The address is Istočna Gomilica 2, 22240 Tisno.
Opening hours are :
Tourist Clinic Tisno
???? Opening hours from June 15 to September 7
Monday: 7:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Tuesday: 1:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Wednesday: 7:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Thursday: 1:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Friday: 1:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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Can we bring our own food and drink into the festival?
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.
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What else is there to do outside of the festival?
www.tz-tisno.hr/en
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Where is the lost property held?
Lost property is located at the main reception, above the restaurant. Reception is open 24 hours a day,
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Where is there to eat?
Onsite at The Garden Resort, there is the restaurant “Wabi Sabi” which is open from breakfast till late.
The food court is open from 16:00 > 02:00 and serves a variety of fast food.
In Tisno village there are a wide range of konobas (restaurants) to choose from, as well as a number of supermarkets.
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What is the train and bus service like in Croatia?
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.
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Can I hire a car?
Yes, so long as you are over 21 years old and have held a licence for minimum of 1 year.
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What is the nearest airport?
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.