Osa do Mar Festival 2027 in Burela, Spain – Dates, Line-up & Visitor Guide

Welcome to the Osa do Mar Festival 2027 in Burela

The Osa do Mar Festival takes place from 1 to 5 September 2027 in Burela (Lugo province, Galicia), Spain. Organised by the non-profit Asociación Cultural Fanto Fantini, it is an independent music festival focused on Galician and Spanish indie, rock and alternative acts, combined with film, culture and local experiences on the A Mariña coast.

Highlights & Attractions at Osa do Mar in Burela

• Multiple stages in Praza do Concello / Praza da Mariña and on the Barco Museo Reina del Carmen
• Mix of established and emerging Galician and Spanish bands
• First confirmed acts for 2027: Tapa D’Orella and Perfecto Miserable
• Additional programme elements such as film screenings, video-clip contests and daytime activities
• Friendly, intergenerational atmosphere without big commercial festival vibes
• Strong connection to local identity and a sustainable approach
• Evening concerts into the night plus daytime “Sesión Bearmú”-style programming

Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027

The festival runs for five days (1–5 September 2027). Exact daily schedules will be published closer to the event. Typically there are afternoon and evening concerts on the main square plus additional performances and activities on the historic bonito fishing museum ship Reina del Carmen. Cultural extras such as film cycles and contests are also part of the programme. The full line-up is announced progressively.

Tickets & Admission for Osa do Mar Festival Burela

Early-bird tickets are already on sale: the first 250 passes cost €30, the next batch (up to 500) €35, and further tickets (up to 1,000) €40. These are festival passes. Day tickets and current availability can be checked on the official website osadomar.com. Access to some individual daytime activities may differ.

Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Burela

• Getting there: Burela is on the northern Galician coast (A Mariña). By car via the A-8 or N-642; nearest larger train stations/airports in Lugo, A Coruña or Santiago de Compostela with onward bus/taxi connections.
• Weather: Early September is usually mild to warm, but evenings can be cool – bring a light jacket and comfortable shoes.
• Book accommodation early: Limited hotels and apartments in Burela and nearby Mariña towns; alternatives in Viveiro or Ribadeo.
• Enjoy local gastronomy: Fresh fish and seafood are particularly recommended in the region.
• The festival area is central and walkable – use public transport and nearby parking.