Tulum Music Festivals

Every December and January, Tulum becomes the world’s electronic music capital. Afterlife, Keinemusik, David Guetta and the underground’s most ritual gatherings: all in jungle venues built around cenotes and ancient trees. Here you find practical info, line-ups, tickets and tables for all events that have been announced.

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Venue Info

  • Crowds enjoy an outdoor Zamna Music Festival at dusk, palm trees framing the stage and a vibrant island scene on the big screen.

    Zamna

    An iconic jungle festival bringing world-class electronic music to Tulum’s most immersive venue. Multiple nights, international lineups, and large-scale production set deep in the jungle.

  • A lively crowd enjoys the tehmplo music festival at night, watching a bright blue-lit stage with fireworks in the sky.

    Tehmplo

    A high-energy open-air venue located between Tulum town and the beach zone. Known for late-night to sunrise parties, strong production, and a focused electronic crowd.

  • A DJ in sunglasses and a hat performs at Day Zero Festival as crowds dance under vibrant lights and swirling smoke effects.

    Day Zero

    A legendary underground gathering held once a year in a secret jungle location. Raw energy, extended sets, and a true ritual atmosphere that defines Tulum’s electronic scene.

How It Works

  1. Pick your events

    Festival season is a run of separate events, each with its own line-up and venue. Most run overnight, others through the day. Tell us your dates and we lay out what is on.

  2. Choose ticket or table

    A ticket gets you in. A table gives your group seating and credit to spend on drinks and bottles. You buy tickets through the link on the event page, and the tables we book for you. Tell us the event and your group size.

  3. Plan the ride

    The venues sit outside town and the nights run long. Some festivals have parking, others run transport from a meeting point in Tulum. We arrange your driver both ways, and dinner before or a beach club after.

  4. Arrive and let it run

    Most festivals start in the evening and run to the next morning; a day festival finishes in the evening. There is no re-entry, so settle in. How long you stay is your call.

What It Costs

What you bookWhat you pay for
Festival ticketsTickets are sold online and the link is on each event page. Prices usually rise as the date gets closer, so early releases are the best value. Upgrades can add faster entry or a separate bar, but a VIP ticket is not a table.
Festival tablesA private table includes entrance, the table itself and credit to spend on drinks and bottles. The minimum spend varies by event, and we book the tables. Some festivals add a service charge of up to 20%, the same as when you book direct.

Good to Know

  • Before you confirm: Ticket sales are final, so check the date, the venue and the ticket type.
  • Dress code: Dress for the jungle, not for a club. Closed shoes for the terrain, and a layer for the early hours. At a cenote venue bring biodegradable sunscreen; the regular kind is not allowed in the water.
  • Paying inside: The festivals are cashless. You top up credit at stations in the venue and pay from that, so bring what you plan to spend and top up in one go.
  • Getting there: These are jungle venues, not the Hotel Zone. Some festivals have parking, others run transport from a meeting point in Tulum.
  • No re-entry: Once you are inside you stay inside, so take what you need with you. Day Zero goes further: private cars and taxis cannot reach the site, and everyone boards the official shuttle near the Tulum Ruins parking area.
  • Age: Festivals are 18+. Bring a valid ID, it can be checked at the entrance.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Tulum festival season?

Late December through mid-January. Zamna spans most of the window with multiple nights, Day Zero is a single event in early January, and Tehmplo runs multi-night in January.

When are the 2026/2027 lineups announced?

Full lineups typically drop late September or early October. Early ticket waves open immediately after announcement and the biggest nights sell out in November.

What should I wear to a Tulum festival?

Breathable layers, closed-toe shoes for jungle terrain, and a light jacket for 4 AM.

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Why Book with Us

Same price, zero hassle
You pay the same as booking directly with the festival: no markup, no booking fee. But instead of navigating booking systems, or calling numbers that don’t pick up, you message one team.
We know the events
We’ve been to every festival on this page. We know which have the best energy. Tell us your group and we’ll tell you where to go, not a generic recommendation.
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