EFOTT Festival 2026: Hungary’s Wildest Student Bash Turns 50

Celebrate EFOTT Festival 2026’s 50th anniversary at Lake Velence! Student party, live music, DJs, lakeside fun, unique food, and unforgettable summer vibes in Hungary’s top festival destination.
when: Wednesday, July 8, 2026 - Sunday, July 12, 2026
where: 2481 Sukoró, Sukoró Strand

From July 8 to July 12, 2026, Sukoró Beach will burst with energy as Hungary’s beloved EFOTT Festival (National Meeting of University and College Students – Egyetemisták és Főiskolások Országos Turisztikai Találkozója) celebrates its 50th anniversary. For five days and four nights, the north shore of Lake Velence (Velencei-tó) belongs entirely to students and festival lovers, ready for concerts, DJs, and endless summer vibes. Nights will feature the best acts and DJ sets on the main stage and in the arena, while days are packed with family-friendly and student-focused programs at what is easily Hungary’s most lovable, laid-back green festival for the next generation.

What to Expect: Music, Fun, and More

EFOTT 2026 is designed to keep you energized from dusk until dawn, but the fun certainly doesn’t stop when the music pauses. Late nights will showcase Hungary’s most popular artists alongside superstar DJs, setting the main stage and arena aglow. As the sun rises, the mood shifts to relaxed: think interactive workshops, sports, games, and lounges designed for both students and families. If you prefer to unwind, just recline by the water and soak in the festival’s coolest setting—a green oasis right beside Lake Velence (Velencei-tó), where the breeze and refreshing atmosphere help you beat the summer heat.

Accommodation: From Comfort to Camping

Sukoró offers much more than just tents and mud. On the scenic north shore of Lake Velence (Velencei-tó), you’ll find a variety of accommodations—from modern, cozy guesthouses with 15 rooms and private bathrooms to attic dormitories with quality mattresses. With 63 beds, you and your friends can stay together, and there’s always a lively common area on the ground floor, complete with coffee, snacks, and a hot kitchen to start your mornings or wind down after a wild night.

Eat and Drink: Restaurants and Winery Delights

Head over to Gémeskút Restaurant (Gémeskút Étterem), nestled 8 miles from Székesfehérvár and 29 miles from Budapest, right by the small lake in Sukoró’s (Sukoró) heart. The stunning view of Lake Velence (Velencei-tó), the friendly atmosphere, and a guest book filled with names of happy visitors make it a must-see—locals lovingly call Sukoró (Sukoró) the “Tihany of Lake Velence (Velencei-tó).” If traditional Hungarian flavors are calling your name, Boglya Tavern (Boglya Csárda) on Main Road 31 in Sukoró (Sukoró) welcomes you with home-style meals and generous hospitality.

Wine lovers, don’t miss one of Sukoró’s (Sukoró) oldest cellars, carved deep into loess over 300 years ago. Here, at a steady 55°F, white and red wines age to perfection—groups, businesses, and friends regularly gather for tastings. Whether you’re a regular or a first-time visitor, expect to be greeted with a smile and a full glass.


Other Summer Highlights in Sukoró

EFOTT might steal the show, but don’t overlook Sukoró’s (Sukoró) other summer attractions. In August 2025, the Summer of Music (A Zene Nyara) in Sukoró (Sukoró) will bring solo performances by pianist Zsolt Balog and the Dohnányi String Quartet (Dohnányi Vonósnégyes) to the lakeside. Each event adds a cultural spark to the town’s festive lineup.

Plan Ahead and Stay Flexible

As with all live events, schedules and programs are subject to change at the organizers’ discretion. But one thing is certain: as Hungary’s biggest and greenest student festival marks half a century, EFOTT 2026 will be a legendary celebration set against one of the most beautiful lakesides in the country. Get ready to create memories that will last another 50 years!

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