Ticket Info

Everything you need to know before you book.

If you still have questions after reading through, check the FAQs at the bottom of the page or drop us a line at info@fincalalola.com.

  • Your Ticket

    Your ticket gives you four days of access to all workshops, sessions and evening events across the full programme. Accommodation and meals are not included as standard but can be added when you book.

    Early Bird tickets are available until the end of May at €250.

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  • Accommodation

    We have some different on-site accommodation options to suit different budgets, from wild camping to furnished bell tents.

    If you would rather stay locally there are Airbnbs, hotels and guesthouses a short drive away.

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  • Food

    Each day there is one large communal plant-based meal cooked fresh on site, plus a café serving hot and cold drinks and snacks throughout the day.

    A Meal Pass covering every meal across the festival is available to add to your ticket at €100.

  • Sessions

    From sunrise meditations to full moon celebrations, the programme runs across up to four spaces simultaneously throughout the day.

    Sessions include Yoga, Qigong, Tai Chi, sound healing, breathwork, dance, talks and evening ceremonies and celebrations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. We have space for 30 plus wild camping pitches and 15 campervan spots. Showers, toilets and water points will be available on site.

  • There are Airbnbs, hotels and guesthouses available in the surrounding area. The nearby villages of Salinas and Archidona are just a few minutes away, and the town of Antequera is about 20 minutes down the road and has a wider range of options.

  • Food is at the heart of what we do. Each day there is one large communal vegetarian meal, cooked fresh on site. We also have a cafe serving hot and cold drinks and snacks throughout the day. A Meal Pass covering all communal meals is available to add to your ticket. There will also be an on-site shop if you prefer to cater for yourself.

  • Yes. Fresh drinking water will be available from water stations around the site. Please bring a reusable water bottle with you.

  • We will not be selling alcohol at the festival. You are welcome to bring your own.

  • Sleeping Giants is a drug-free event.

  • The nearest airport is Malaga, approximately 45 minutes away by car. We recommend hiring a car or booking a taxi for flexibility. We will also be running a shuttle bus to and from Malaga Airport on the Thursday and Sunday, priced at around 15 euros each way. Details and booking information will be available closer to the time.

    The nearest train station is Antequera, with high speed connections from Malaga, Seville and Madrid.

  • Malaga Airport is the closest and best connected, with flights arriving from across Europe and beyond. Granada Airport is also an option if you find a better connection there, roughly an hour from the site.

  • A reusable water bottle. Comfortable clothes and shoes for movement and practice. Something warm for the evenings as temperatures drop after sunset in September. Sunscreen and a hat for daytime sessions. Any personal toiletries you need. And an open mind.