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Ten Reasons to Attend the Neversea Festival in Romania

Ten reasons to attend the Neversea Festival in Romania, although I could give you many many more.

If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you’ll know that I used to be a big festival goer. However, I haven’t been to a music festival in years! So, when I was invited to attend the Neversea Festival in Romania, I jumped at the chance. Not only is it in a country that I really enjoy visiting, but the line-up for 2024 was truly epic, and so, too, was the setting!

The Neversea Festival, Romania

It takes place on the beautiful Neversea Beach in Constanța, Romania. Having just come back, and still buzzing, I can confidently say this festival should be at the top of your list. Here are ten reasons why attending Neversea is an absolute must.

1. Breathtaking Beach Location

The Neversea Festival takes place right on the sandy shores of the Black Sea. Imagine dancing to your favourite tunes with over a quarter of a million strangers, the ocean as your backdrop, and the sound of waves mingling with the music. It’s a unique and mesmerising experience you won’t find at just any festival.

2. World-Class Line-up

Neversea draws an impressive line-up of international artists across various genres every year. There’s something for everyone, from EDM giants like Steve Aoki and Alok to pop sensations like Bebe Rexha. The diverse line-up ensures that every music lover finds something to enjoy no matter what their mood at any given time of day.

3. Affordable Tickets

Compared to other major European festivals, Neversea offers reasonably priced tickets. A 4-day pass costs around €140, and there are discounts for early birds and attendees under 25. This makes it accessible without breaking the bank, allowing you to enjoy a world-class festival without financial stress. On top of that, people from the UK, Ireland, Western Europe, Australia and North America will find Romania a good value destination. Your money will go further here than in many other European countries.

4. Vibrant Atmosphere

The energy at Neversea is electric. With thousands of festival-goers from around the world, the vibe is one of unity and celebration. The friendly and welcoming atmosphere makes it easy to make new friends and create unforgettable memories. I didn’t see any fights, shouting or screaming. Everyone was well-behaved, and there were no out-of-control drunk people. It was a really chilled vibe with everyone out for a good time.

5. Stunning Sunsets and Sunrises

One of the highlights of Neversea is experiencing the kaleidoscopic sunsets and sunrises over the Black Sea. The sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant colours, creating a magical setting for the festival. It’s a perfect time to relax, take in the beauty, and feel a deep connection to the moment. Right on, man!

6. Fantastic Food and Drinks

Neversea offers a wide variety of food and drink options that cater to all tastes. From traditional Romanian cuisine to international dishes, the festival ensures you’re well-fed and hydrated. Plus, you can enjoy delicious cocktails and refreshing beverages while soaking up the festival vibes. There’s no need to bring cash or a card as you top up your wristband with money to pay for things. Perfect if you want to stick to a budget or are worried about losing your wallet.

7. Engaging Activities

Beyond the music, Neversea offers a range of activities to keep you entertained. Whether it’s beach sports, yoga sessions, or interactive art installations, there’s always something to do. These activities provide a perfect balance to the music, allowing you to engage in different ways throughout the festival. I adored the salsa dancing party!

8. Cultural Exploration

Constanța is a city rich in history and culture. Exploring the city’s museums, historic sites, and architecture can add an extra layer of enjoyment to your trip. It’s a great way to immerse yourself in Romanian culture and make the most of your festival adventure.

9. Sustainability Efforts

Neversea is committed to promoting sustainability. The festival organisers implement various eco-friendly practices, such as waste reduction initiatives and promoting the use of reusable items. Attending Neversea means you’re part of a festival that cares about the environment.

10. Unforgettable Memories

Ultimately, what makes Neversea special are the unforgettable memories you’ll create. The combination of music, location, atmosphere, and people makes it a truly unique experience. Whether it’s a magical sunrise set, a new friendship, or a special moment on the beach, Neversea leaves you with memories that last a lifetime.

So, there you have ten fantastic reasons to attend the Neversea Festival in Romania. Whether you’re a seasoned festival-goer or a first-timer, Neversea promises a fun experience that will leave you yearning for more. See you on the beach!

Book tickets via the Neversea Festival website.

Finally, if you are hungry for more blog posts about travel, here you go…

Firstly, read what to do if your flight is cancelled or delayed.

And my post on the best tips for stress-free travel.

In addition, here is my guide to Lake Iseo in Italy.

If you are visiting Ireland, take a look at my many blog posts, for example things to do in Ireland.

You might also like my list of the  7 restaurants worth the drive from Belfast.

Similarly, you might also like my blog post entitled Discover Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden.

In addition, here is my ultimate Cork City guide for culture, cuisine, and craic.

Furthermore, if you are looking for a place to stay in Ireland, I highly recommend Glenlo Abbey and Longueville House.

Additionally, click here to learn about the traditional Irish foods we use to celebrate St Patrick’s Day.

Finally, click here to learn about Easter in Ireland: Traditions, food, and festivities.

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Melanie May

Melanie May is an award-winning food, wine and travel journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. She won the Best Newcomer Award at the Travel Extra Travel Journalist of the Year Awards. She is also a member of the British Guild of Travel Writers (BGTW), the Irish Food Writers' Guild, and holds a WSET Level 3 Award in Wines. Her website, Travel Eat Write Repeat features travel tips, destination guides, honest hotel and restaurant reviews and original recipes inspired by her travels.

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