Lost Paradise is a four days and three nights, the best of glamping, music, food and meditation will merge together for a sustainable, luxurious and enlightening experiential event.
Hundreds of reusable and recyclable tents will create 16 eccentric glamping experiences for your choosing. Bespoke, high-quality packages are available with full use of exclusive facilities including a welcome reception and concierge service, luxury restroom areas, breakfast cafe, cocktail bar, grooming parlour, complimentary porter-trolley service for delivering bags to the campsite and furnished outdoor spaces to meet and mingle with neighbours. Stylish bedside tables and lanterns accent Avant-Garde bell tents with cosy blankets and rugs thrown about the spacious two-person hideaway. Other styles are just as lush and made from quality bug-screens and waterproof canvas tenting, some even with memory foam mattresses – now that’s camping.
These luxury campsites will ensure the revitalisation of visitors after long days at the iconic installations such as Holy Cow Chai Tent, Shambhala Fields and creative workshops. With seemingly endless events throughout the four days, we asked founder and director Simon Beckingham for the inside scoop on the importance of these experiential events and what to look forward to at this year’s Lost Paradise.