Useful info

Festival info:

? PARKING

Parking is allowed only in designated areas. Illegally parked vehicles may be ticketed by local authorities — the festival takes no responsibility. Camper vans must be parked only in the assigned camper parking area. ⚠️ No electrical hookups are available for campers.

? PLAČEVANJE / PAYMENTS

This year, all bar payments are cashless, using a prepaid festival card. Cards can be obtained and topped up at the cash desk (initial fee: €2.5).

Any remaining credit can be refunded at the same desk.

⏰ The desk is open daily from 10:00 to 02:00, and on Monday, July 7, until 12:00.

?️ Food vendors accept cash.

Pay attention:

  • BRACELETS CHECKS: The beach where our main venue is located will be open to all by 5:00 PM. Last year, when we first introduced this system, everything went smoothly and did not affect the visitor experience. Please note, that between 16:00 and 17:00, there will be checkups of the presence of bracelets. In the meantime, we ask for understanding and cooperation. The paid entrance fees allow us to offer you a quality program!
  • ECOLOGICAL AWARENESS: Part of the idea of Sajete is also a connection with nature, which means respect and preservation of the environment. This also reflects in visitors and we can commend you for leaving the least rubbish compared to other festivals. To stay that way, or better yet, we will allocate enough bins and ashtrays, and we will start introducing changes to reduce the usage of plastic packaging. And urge you to dispose of waste and cigarettes in a dedicated place. Let’s do our best to leave The Confluence in the same condition we got it!
  • DOGS are welcome at the festival if they are on a leash. You are required to clean up after them.
  • SWIMMING in the river at your own risk!
  • Bringing GLASS onto the beach is prohibited.
  • OPEN FIRES are prohibited at the venue.

Foreign visitors:

  • Currency: Euro.
  • Border Formalities: Slovenia is in the Schengen Area, so there are no checks at the border crossings with Italy, Austria, and Hungary. To enter Slovenia from Croatia, it is sufficient to have a passport or an identity document if the visit does not last more than three months.
  • Visas: If you need a visa to enter Slovenia, you can obtain one from the Slovenian consular mission in your country.
  • Mobile Phones: The two most developed networks are those of Mobitel and Simobil. You can buy a Slovenian SIM card or a prepaid phone, for as little as EUR 10.
  • Mains Voltage: The mains voltage is 230 V. Due to the numerous models of sockets, it is easiest for you if you bring your adapter with you.

Sajeta. Where music, art, and nature meet.
See you soon!