Explore detailed parameters regarding invitations, environmental philosophy, membership credentials, and spatial arrangements.
Valkana operates in alignment with the natural rhythm of the Adriatic coastline. To support an immersive, peaceful environment, we maintain specific guidelines. Review our common inquiries below.
Valkana is scheduled for Summer 2028 along the Adriatic coastline of Croatia. Precise coordinates, villa allocation links, and meeting guidelines are shared exclusively with approved members prior to the solstice.
Due to the fragile geomorphology of our Adriatic location, attendance is strictly capped at 800 members. Applications are reviewed by the Solstice Council based on commitment to our values: presence, silence, and ecological stewardship. Decisions are sent out before equinoxes and solstices.
To promote full presence and raw listening experiences, cell phones and cameras are prohibited inside active music stages and somatic ruins. Lens stickers are applied at entrance pathways. We ask that all guests document their memories internally.
Register your email in the "Join the Journey" section on our main page. Details regarding applications and member registration cycles will be dispatched selectively to those in the queue.
Approved Solstice and Sanctuary members receive a hand-numbered limestone coin, custom-carved by local stone carvers in our partnered Adriatic workshop. This physical emblem acts as your verification credential for event entrance and priority bookings.
No. Memberships are non-transferable and strictly bound to the verified individual to avoid ticket speculation or black-market reselling. Memberships can be cancelled annually, freeing up a spot for candidates in the queue.
We curate organic, zero-kilometer menus featuring Adriatic sea catches, local olive oil, and regional biodynamic wines. We accommodate raw, plant-based, and standard dietary alignments seamlessly.
Valkana is designed as a zero-footprint temporary structure. We build with dry limestone, prohibit single-use plastics, use solar-powered sound arrays, and actively fund seagrass (Posidonia oceanica) restoration initiatives along our coastal sector.
Our open-air amphitheater and coastal coves are calibrated for Mediterranean summer conditions. In the event of high winds or unexpected sea storms, workshops and sound performances shift to our covered limestone sanctuary zones.