Terminal V Croatia has closed its biggest edition to date, welcoming thousands of visitors from more than 85 countries to The Garden Resort in Tisno for five days of open-air techno, boat parties and Adriatic sunshine from over 100 artists such as AZYR, Ben Klock, Restricted, Hannah Laing, Interplanetary Criminal, 999999999, Novah and many more. Organisers confirm the festival will return to Tisno across Thursday 15th July through to Monday 19th July 2027.
With another record-breaking year complete, Super Early Bird tickets go on sale on Friday 31st July at 8AM BST // 9AM CET // 5PM AEST, with fans able to secure their place for just €20. Garden Resort and Barbarella's passes will remain frozen at 2026 prices, while flexible payment plans will once again allow attendees to spread the cost across the year.
Building on the success of its flagship Edinburgh festival, Terminal V has established its Croatian edition as one of Europe's leading boutique techno festivals, combining heavyweight lineups with one of the continent's most picturesque coastal settings. Set between pine forests and crystal-clear waters on Croatia's Dalmatian coast, the festival once again proved why it has become an annual pilgrimage for electronic music fans from across the globe.
While techno has traditionally been associated with warehouses, industrial spaces and urban clubs, Terminal V Croatia continues to demonstrate the genre's natural home in an entirely different environment. Open-air stages, legendary Barbarella's Discotheque afterparties, boat parties on the Adriatic and golden Mediterranean sunsets created an atmosphere that blended festival culture with the freedom of a summer holiday.
Festival goers travelled from across Europe, Australia, North America and beyond, with the event attracting an increasingly international audience alongside its strong Scottish following. Many visitors extended their stay beyond the festival itself, using Terminal V Croatia as the centrepiece of a longer trip exploring Croatia's coastline, islands, national parks and historic cities.
That combination of music and travel has become central to the festival's identity. 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.
In just three editions, Terminal V Croatia has grown into far more than a music festival - it has become an international community that fans are already building return trips around, drawn not only by the lineups but by the unique atmosphere that comes from bringing together thousands of people in one of Europe's most beautiful coastal destinations.
The 2026 edition further cemented Croatia's growing reputation as one of Europe's premier electronic music destinations, with the festival continuing to make a significant contribution to the region's summer tourism by attracting visitors who increasingly choose to combine the event with a longer Adriatic holiday.
With three editions now behind it, Terminal V Croatia looks set to continue its rapid growth as one of Europe's defining destination festivals - bringing techno, coastal scenery and an increasingly international community back to Tisno in 2027.