Join us for a four-day weekend full of remote island frolicking, beach clean-ups, dinners, and live electronic music performances on the Andaman Islands. The thought behind this not-for-profit event is raising awareness about the critical problems our planet is facing as a result of continued plastic accumulation. We’re working together with a local initiative, ‘Kachrewaale-The Waste People’ to ensure that the beach clean-ups are appropriately managed and documented.

Producers and live performers will be enhancing the experience with their beautiful music throughout our stay.

About the island:

The beauty of the Andaman is better experienced than imagined. The island where you’ll be putting up boasts of kilometre-long beaches with white sand, all of which stay untouched by human development.

Some things you can look forward to in your time here are:

- Excellent snorkelling, diving, and shore/sea fishing throughout the day.

- Jungle walks, secret beach hikes, and lots of places to explore.

- Restaurants offering freshly prepared food from locally procured ingredients.

Please see:

We will release the name of the island to ticket holders only. It has a population of less than 5000 and is only 15 sq. km in area, with a fragile ecosystem that balances tourism and resources. Some would argue that this balance has already been lost and that the island's natural state is threatened to a point that continued in habitation may be impossible. Keeping the island's identity a secret except to the ticket holders is important to protect this ecosystem, as has been advised by locally based NGO representatives.