MEO Sudoeste is a spectacular five-day festival that takes place each summer in Zambujeira do Mar, a coastal town in the south of Portugal.

Primarily focused on dance music, the lineup regularly features giants of EDM and big room house on its star-studded lineup. But the musical offerings also extend into hip hop, pop and reggae as favourites of each scene come together for the huge summer party.

Beyond the music, the festival’s coastal location also offers music fans the chance to kick back on the beach or get amongst the waves between sets.

MEO Sudoeste 2021 Lineup

Headliners

Bad Bunny
Major Lazer

MEO Sudoeste 2021 Tickets

Accommodation

Camping during the festival requires a Pass + Camping Ticket. All you need is basic camping gear, like a tent, a camping pad and a head torch (so useful in the night). If you don’t want to bring your own tent, the festival offers various Glamping options, with extra comfort. Alternatively, you can book nearby hotels and apartments using the map below or visit booking.com

Travel Info

BY CAR

Anyone travelling by car should head towards Odemira and then follow signs to Porto Covo and Vila Nova de Milfontes. Arriving in Vila Nova de Milfontes, continue on until you see a signpost for for Cabo Sardão, where you should turn right. Carry on along here for around 2km before taking a left onto Zambujeira, and then after 5km, you should find the festival on your left.

BY TRAIN

Funcheira, the nearest railway station to the festival is served by Regional, Intercity and Alfa trains departing daily from Lisbon’s Gare do Oriente station towards Faro.
You can check timetables @ www.cp.pt

BY BUS

Rede Expressos guarantees services departing from Lisbon, Porto and Braga directly to the venue of MEO SW, during the days of the Festival. There are direct connections to Lisbon from the majority of cities in Portugal. Whenever justified, Rede Expressos guarantees direct transportation from any departure point to the Zambujeira do Mar.
You can check timetables @ www.rede-expressos.pt

BY PLANE

The two nearest airports to MEO Sudoeste festival are Faro to the south of the festival, and Lisbon to the north. From Lisbon, Porto and Braga you can travel directly to the festival site via Rede Expressos buses, which run on each day of the festival. However the jounry from Faro is both longer and more complex. If you are landing at Faro, firstly take an EVA coach to Faro train station before boarding a CP train to Santa Clara-Saboia. Once there, you will need to take a taxi onto the festival site which will cost around €25.

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