IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT – FESTIVAL RESCHEDULE
Dear Free Earth Family,
We were hoping that this year’s festival would occurred one way or another, assuring that the attendees would be safe.
Since we need a minimum of two months production preparations on site, in order to organize properly every aspect of the festival, is currently unrealistic to start the onsite production without having the proper reassurances from the Greek Government.
As we entered the summer period, the latest restrictions from the Greek Government are forcing us to reschedule.
The Greek Government just announced that, some music events will be allowed for only the 50% capacity of the venue, with very tight regulations and only with sitting attendees!
At the moment, not even restaurants are allowed to have music and large scale events are prohibited by law due to Covid Pandemic.
Unfortunately the history is being repeated, leaving us with no other option but to reschedule the Festival again for 2022.
The new dates are 24 – 28 AUGUST 2022, when we will revive our original beach family vibe.
Tickets, including transport and accommodation reservations for Free Earth Festival 2021, will automatically be transferred for Free Earth Festival 2022.
People that won’t be possible to attend to next year’s Free Earth Festival will be able to transfer their tickets to someone else. More info on the subject and next year’s event details will follow during this summer.
Stay tuned!
We would like to thank each one of you, for the patience, understanding and support, throughout the last rough years!!
Until we meet again, let’s stay connected!
Free Earth Organization
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Heres the 2019 after movie
https://bit.ly/3qcyp0b
Organiser
Venue
Azapiko beach is a dominating beach in Sithonia’s wild west. This area is far away from the main road and difficult to get to, so people don’t really know about it. Azapiko is long and divided into 2 parts by a hill. The bay is wide open to the sea and gives you the feeling of space and that the beach is massive.
At one time this was an organized campsite as structures and connections are still visible and in the summer caravans still set up camp. But the past is the past and Azapiko has now become an undeveloped beach.
The beach is wide and consists of fine sand. The shallow turquoise waters are clean and inviting. The sea bottom is a rock shelf so swimming shoes are recommended, but it is better on the south end of the beach.
