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Welcome to the Lost & Found Festival 2027 in Malta
The Lost & Found Festival, originally founded by Irish DJ and radio host Annie Mac, has been one of the best known electronic music festivals in the Mediterranean since it launched in 2015. Spread across several days, it combines pool parties, boat parties, club nights and secret raves inside historic fortresses on the island of Malta. The organizers have not yet confirmed an official date for the 2027 edition, so no specific dates can be stated here at this time.
Highlights and Attractions at the Lost & Found Festival in Malta
- A lineup spanning house, techno, UK garage, bass and related electronic genres
- Daytime pool parties at selected hotels and beach clubs
- Boat parties along the Maltese coastline
- Night time raves inside historic forts and castles on the island
- Multiple club venues around St Julian's and St Paul's Bay
- International DJ names drawn from the UK and wider European dance scene
- More than 300 days of sunshine a year create an ideal setting between music and the Mediterranean
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
Previous editions typically ran over three to four days in spring or early summer, with dates ranging from March through July depending on the year. Since 2023, however, the festival has not been confirmed every year, and some announced dates were cancelled at short notice. At this time there is no verified information about the program or line up for 2027. Anyone interested should follow the organizers' official channels directly for the latest updates.
Tickets and Admission for the Lost & Found Festival
No verified pricing is currently available for the 2027 edition, since neither the dates nor ticket sales have been officially announced. In past years, full festival passes and single day tickets for the various party formats were sold separately. We recommend booking only through the organizers' official channels or authorized ticket platforms once sales open.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Malta
- Malta International Airport is the island's only airport, with most venues around 20 to 35 minutes away by taxi
- Since events are spread across several locations, staying centrally around St Julian's or Sliema is a practical choice
- Given high demand from international visitors, accommodation should be booked early once dates are confirmed
- Light clothing, sun protection and comfortable footwear are recommended for pool and beach parties
- Past editions have typically required a minimum age of eighteen, so a valid photo ID should be carried at all times
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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