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Saturday 3rd May 2025 • Promotional Content


Worldwide Travel Te Travel Guide


5 Reasons to add BEONIX to your ‘must-visit’ festival list


Join the Friendly vibes, world-class music and sunny September days — what’s not to love? ultimate journey.


19-21 September 2025. Etko, 31 Tsiflikoudia, Limassol


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EONIX might be a relatively new kid on the block (this year marks its fourth edition), but


it’s already made serious waves in the electronic music scene. From landing a spot in DJ Mag’s Top 100 festivals to hitting its first sold-out show last year, BEONIX is proving it’s here to stay. Still wondering if it’s worth the trip? Here are five reasons why BEONIX deserves a spot on your festival calendar:


1. Summer’s not over (yet) Taking place in mid-September, BEONIX gives you a golden


opportunity to extend that summer feeling just a little longer. While most European festivals wrap up by August, Cyprus is still basking in sunshine. Spend your days soaking up rays on the beach or by your hotel pool, and your nights dancing to world-class beats in Limassol.


2. More than just music Cyprus is bursting with history and culture. By renting a car or taking a local bus, you can explore nearby cities like Paphos or Nicosia with ease. BEONIX also partners with local hotels


to offer special booking deals — check the festival’s official website for details.


3. A venue like no other Held at ETKO venue, a former winery, BEONIX strikes the perfect balance of preserving heritage and delivering cutting-edge production. Expect top-tier sound systems, jaw-dropping visuals and a space transformed into a proper festival playground.


4. Four unique stages From the high-energy Main Stage to the heavy beats of the Hangar Stage,


the melodic Organic Stage and the up-and-coming talent at the Garden Stage — there’s something here for every electronic music lover.


5. An incredible line-up Tis year’s artists include Adriatique, Anfisa Letyago, Armin Van Buuren, Boris Brejcha, Dubfire, Kevin Saunderson, Roger Sanchez, ANII b2b OLYMPE, As Ide, Avision, BADBOX, Carlo Lio, David Moreno, Henri Bergmann b2b Kadosh, James Zabiela, Lehar, LNTX, Saraga, Spartaque, Tania Vulcano, Te


Element, Xavi Emparan and Yulia Niko — and even more are still yet to be announced.


Grab your ticket at beonix.art — see you in Limassol


Where time stands still: authentic Douro living


N estled in the heart of the


Douro Valley, Quinta da Côrte offers an immersive expe-


rience where time slows down and authenticity prevails. Surrounded by century-old vineyards, this hidden gem invites guests to embrace the region’s winemaking heritage, breathtaking landscapes and warm hospitality. Blending rustic charm with under- stated elegance, the boutique estate is


a sanctuary for those seeking a refined yet


deeply connected experience.


Unwind in beautifully designed rooms, indulge in exclusive wine-tastings and savour regional cuisine crafted with the finest local ingredients. Whether wandering through the


vineyards, witnessing a golden sunset by the infinity pool, or exploring the art of winemaking, every moment at Quinta da Côrte is designed to be timeless and unforgettable.


Uncover the charm of your next getaway at quintadacorte.com or call +351 964 536200 to get help planning your stay.


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