December 26th to January 2nd will see the 8th edition of Réveillon Carneiros deliver another unforgettable experience on the Brazilian coast. Soundtracked by top-tier electronic artists and local stars, this spiritual journey of well-being and community connection takes place at two venues in Praia dos Carneiros.
World class music, food, nature, wellness and sustainability all come together in a stunning coastal setting at Praia dos Carneiros. The large site has everything needed for a special few days of adventure, partying, wellness, food and culture.
Villa Mouton hosts wellness activities from morning until early afternoon, Mouton Beach Club has a gym and restaurant open to everyone until 3pm and then hosts epic sunset parties for those with a ticket, then follows the Night Celebrations which head to a main stage on the coast with superb headliners and different stage set designs and production each day. This year’s theme is “We Are All Special” which fosters unity among attendees while celebrating the local community.
Among the headline acts is an unmissable classic house set by Carl Cox and unique Afro House vibes from &ME of Keinemusik. Local hero Vintage Culture will also deliver a special b2b set with a surprise guest and other standouts include the vibrant energy of Bedouin and a live performance by Jan Blomqvist. The full lineup showcases a rich mix of both Brazilian and international talent
The dining experience, included in the package, is curated by Buffet Arcádia, one of the most renowned caterers in the region. Guests can indulge in a wide variety of dishes, including meats, salads, fish, shrimp, finger foods, as well as vegan and vegetarian options while by day, guests can enjoy complimentary wellness activities such as yoga, meditation and breathwork. Villa Mouton is the event’s central hub and it provides a range of services from boutique shopping and restaurants to spa treatments.
Réveillon Carneiros is dedicated to environmental preservation with CO2 offset initiatives, beach clean-ups and proper waste management. Additionally, much of the festival workforce comes from the local community, helping to strengthen Tamandaré’s economy.
