Crowdfunded and independant, Goulash Disko is a music festival that combines global music, virgin nature and collective awesomeness. Since its inception in 2013, the festival has evolved from a tiny beach event into an island tradition, closing the summer with an unforgettable week celebrating music, arts and diversity.

We invite you to our favourite playground in the world, Komiza (Vis Island, Croatia) for a very special edition as we are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the festival...and all the magic that happened on the way : Goulash babies and weddings, permanent settlers on the island, bands created at the festival, lifelong friendships and countless beautiful memories. ❤️

The official dates are set from the 13th to the 17th September 2023, but the party actually last longer : we need to test the infrastructure so there is always music a day earlier -Day 0-, and we usually play the extra time as no one really wants to leave, including the artists. Best is therefore to take a full week off, in order to get the proper Goulash experience.

Goulash Disko takes place in Komiža, one of the most remote fisherman village in Croatia, and supposedly the sunniest spot in Europe. It is well known for its beaches, sunsets, fig cakes, essential oils, domestic wine and laid back attitude…Just have a look at the video and pictures below to see where you are heading to!

We work hand in hand with the village to grow Goulash Disko festival as a sustainable part of the island life, which is why it remains a small scale, intimate and organic gathering. The festival is limited to 1000 visitors, and everyone taking part of it is expected to behave as proper Goulashian: with love, consciousness and respect.

Not familiar yet with Goulash Disko? Watch our longest aftermovie, you'll get the idea.

Vis is a very remote island, but easily accessible since it has a good boat connection from Split. You can get to Split directly by plane (easiest option), but you can as well land in a nearby airport -Zadar, Dubrovnik or Zagreb-, then get to Split by bus or train. To find the best options available, we suggest you to use Google Flights, or Skyscanner.

You can find about buses, trains, catamarans and ferry schedules in Croatia here. When you arrive on Vis island, local bus, taxi or friendly locals will drive you to Komiža, located on the other side of the island.

Eventhough it is not officially confirmed yet, we will more than likely set up a temporary camping spot on a protected piece of land shaded by olive trees, located very close to the main stages and only be accessible by foot. If confirmed, The camping would be open from September 12th to 19th, and in order to cover the costs of toilets, water and tourist tax, a participation of 90€ for the 7 days will be asked to all visitors. Camping tickets will be available separately after the crowdfunding campaign. If you come with a camper van, you will be able to stay in the city parking, and will pay for parking directly to the city of Komiza.

CAMPING AREA

There are plenty of accommodation options in the village, from basic rooms to luxury houses. Prices usually vary between 15 and 50€ per night per person. If you want to book private accommodation, we suggest checking out airbnb.com (search for Komiza); asking a local tourist agency to find something for you; or getting in touch directly with the apartment owners listed at the Komiža tourist office website.

Goulash Disko Festival 2023

Goulash Disko Festival 2023