Arrival Guide
Getting To InDNegev 2026, And Getting Home.
The festival runs 15 to 17 October at Mitzpe Gvulot in the western Negev. Most people travel from the centre or the north, and the part that catches them out is the journey back.
Updated September 2026 · Festival details from the organisers' own site
The Organisers' Shuttles
The festival runs organised shuttles. Departure points, times and prices are set by the organisers and change between editions, so the current details live with them rather than here. Check the festival site, or write to indnegev@gmail.com, which is also the place to ask about other ways in if your departure point is not listed.
Driving And Parking
Mitzpe Gvulot is rural and parking is on open ground. There is no organised caravan area, so caravans use the ordinary car parks and arriving early helps. The official site map is still marked coming soon, so if you are planning around a specific gate or car park, check again nearer the date.
Getting Home, The Part That Falls Between The Cracks
Public transport in the area is sparse and stops early, and on Friday and Saturday it barely runs at all. A desert festival finishes late, and anyone who came in somebody else's car, or on a one way ride, discovers this exactly when they are least able to solve it. Before you leave home, check the last service in your direction. If there is not one, settle the return in advance: a seat on the organisers shuttle, or a shared ride with people heading back to the same area.
When And Where
15 to 17 October 2026, Mitzpe Gvulot, western Negev, the festival's 20th anniversary edition.
Camping
Next to the stages, with drinking taps, toilets, field showers and cooking areas. Registration is in advance only, marked at ticket purchase. No electricity in the tents; charging stations are on site.
From Tel Aviv
About two hours by car. No train reaches the site.
Travelling With People Already Going
Plenty of people drive to InDNegev from the same cities on the same days, most of them with empty seats. On PairMee you can see who is already heading there from your area and ask to join, or post your own trip and choose who comes along. Whoever posts the ride approves everyone who joins, and there is a women-only option.
Questions People Ask
When and where is InDNegev 2026?
15 to 17 October 2026 at Mitzpe Gvulot in the western Negev. It is the festival 20th anniversary edition.
Are there organised shuttles to InDNegev?
Yes, the organisers run shuttles. Departure points, times and prices are published by them and change between editions, so check the festival site directly or email indnegev@gmail.com.
How do people get home after InDNegev?
This is the part worth settling before you leave. Mitzpe Gvulot sits in a rural part of the Negev, public transport in the area is sparse and stops early, and on Friday and Saturday it barely runs. Check the last service in your direction, and if there is none, arrange the way back in advance.
Can I arrive in a caravan?
There is no organised caravan area. Caravans park in the ordinary car parks, so arriving early helps.
What is the camping like, and do I need to register?
The campsite sits next to the stages and has drinking taps, toilets, field showers and dedicated cooking areas. Registration is in advance only and is marked when you buy the ticket. There is no electricity in the tents, and charging stations are provided on site.
Is there a site map?
As of this update the official map is still marked "coming soon" on the festival site. Check again closer to the date if you are planning around a specific gate or car park.
PairMee does not organise this festival and does not run its shuttles. Details about the event itself belong to the organisers and appear here to save you the search. You can also read how it works or what we have to say about safety.
Everyone Leaves At Once. Ride Back Together.
Post your return before you go and approve the people who join.