Dakhla to hosts 1st edition of ‘Oasis: Into the Wild’ festival this summer

Dakhla to hosts 1st edition of ‘Oasis: Into the Wild’ festival this summer
Monday 11 July 2022 - 18:12

Oasis festival will return this summer with a rebranding to mark its first edition “Oasis: Into the Wild”, scheduled from September 20 to 26 in Dakhla.

Organized by Cultivora, the event invites the public to discover the best of Moroccan destinations through music, gastronomy, and lifestyle.

After two years of absence, the new edition of the festival “intends to give its visitors the opportunity to explore a particular region through a guided itinerary of excursions, culinary discoveries and musical performances,” said the organizing committee.

The highlight of “Oasis: Into the Wild” will be an intimate musical festival, which will allow an additional number of participants to join the experience, namely an accommodation a few hundred festival-goers around a high-quality lineup”, explained the organizes .

The festival aims to diversify its sceneries “by focusing annually on a different region of Morocco, and each edition will guarantee a different theme specifically adapted to the location.”

Organizers of the festival added upon the uniqueness of this event that “the singularity of a nomadic approach will give its visitors the desire to return to Morocco to discover more about the beauty and diversity of our distinctive country.”

The event offers festival-goers a residency named “Odyssey”, which is an exclusive stay that will allow its privileged guests an opportunity to experience a guided itinerary portraying the most beautiful assets of the region.

Its program features not only international stars but also local and regional artists, who have helped bring global attention and a whole new audience to the expanding local scene.

Founded in 2015, Oasis Festival is the biggest electro festival in Morocco, it offers an authentic vacation experience on Moroccan soil with world-class soundtracks, all immersed in a heavenly place.

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