Terminal V Croatia has wrapped its biggest edition to date, with organisers confirming the boutique techno festival will return to The Garden Resort in Tisno from Thursday 15th July through to Monday 19th July 2027.
Thousands of visitors from more than 85 countries descended on the Dalmatian coast for five days of open-air techno, boat parties and Adriatic sunshine, with more than 100 artists including AZYR, Ben Klock, Restricted, Hannah Laing, Interplanetary Criminal, 999999999 and Novah across the site.
Super Early Bird tickets for the 2027 edition go on sale Friday 31st July at 8AM BST (9AM CET, 5PM AEST), with prices starting from just €20. Garden Resort and Barbarella’s passes will remain frozen at 2026 prices, while flexible payment plans will once again let attendees spread the cost across the year.
The Croatian outpost has grown into one of Europe’s leading boutique techno festivals in just three editions, building on the reputation of Terminal V’s flagship event, which spent nearly a decade at Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Centre before staging its final Edinburgh edition this April ahead of a move to a new UK site in 2027. That Scottish flagship welcomed over a quarter of a million fans during its run and ranked number one in Scotland and 34th in the world at the DJ Mag Awards, giving the wider Terminal V brand serious pedigree heading into its Croatian expansion.
Set between pine forests and crystal-clear waters, Terminal V Croatia continues to prove techno’s natural home extends well beyond the warehouses and industrial spaces it grew up in. Open-air stages, the legendary Barbarella’s Discotheque afterparties, boat parties on the Adriatic and golden Mediterranean sunsets combined to create an atmosphere that blended festival culture with the freedom of a summer holiday.
Festival goers travelled from across Europe, Australia and North America, joining a strong Scottish following that has followed the brand from its Edinburgh roots. Many extended their stay beyond the festival itself, using Terminal V Croatia as the centrepiece of a longer trip exploring the country’s coastline, islands, national parks and historic cities.
Days were spent swimming in the Adriatic, relaxing on nearby beaches and discovering the surrounding Šibenik-Knin region, before returning each evening for performances from some of the biggest names in contemporary techno across multiple stages. That combination of music and travel has become central to the festival’s identity, with fans already building return trips around it.
In just three editions, Terminal V Croatia has grown into far more than a music festival, becoming an international community drawn not only by the lineups but by the atmosphere of bringing thousands of people together in one of Europe’s most beautiful coastal destinations. The 2026 edition further cemented Croatia’s reputation as one of the continent’s premier electronic music destinations, adding to the region’s summer tourism as more visitors choose to combine the event with a longer Adriatic holiday.
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