EDSea 2025: Insomniac’s Floating Festival Returns With a Special Lineup

Imagine a rave with no closing time, no noise complaints, and no limits—just open water and an ocean of bass. That’s the promise of EDSea 2025, and if this year’s lineup is any indication, Insomniac’s seafaring festival is sailing at full throttle.

This year’s roster reads like a high-stakes draft of electronic music’s most wanted. Disclosure, Sara Landry, ISOxo, Alok, Malaa, and Jamie Jones headline a lineup that’s both heavy-hitting and smartly curated, offering a cross-section of styles that should satisfy house heads, bass lovers, and techno purists alike. Rising stars like Layton Giordani and ALLEYCVT prove the festival is pushing the culture forward.

Held aboard the Norwegian Joy cruise ship, the five-night journey from Miami to Harvest Caye, Belize turns the vessel into an all-decks party. With eight fully transformed venues—like the towering kineticOCEAN stage, late-night haven neonSPLASH, and immersive raveCAVE—each area offers a different vibe, making it less a festival and more a floating city of sound.

Still, the music is only half the experience. Between sets, festival-goers can hit the ship’s dual-level go-kart track, waterslides, and a global lineup of 11 dining options. Need to chill? The onboard spa and nostalgic arcade provide a much-needed comedown before diving back into the beat.

And just when it feels like it can’t get any more surreal, EDSea drops anchor in Belize for an overnight beach party, giving the whole event a once-in-a-lifetime energy. That cabins are already sold out says everything about the demand—and if you’re still hoping to board, Insomniac’s First Available Program might be your golden ticket.

EDSea 2025 is less a festival and more a full-blown sensory expedition. It’s the kind of experience that doesn’t just raise the bar for destination events—it drowns the old model in the Caribbean. Anchors aweigh.