Welcome to Boom Festival Liftshare
Car share to Idanha-a-Nova, Portugal
Lift sharing is a convenient and sustainable way of travelling to Boom Festival. Not only will it help reduce CO2 emissions, but you might also get to meet some great people on the way all the while sharing travel costs.
Who knows, you may end up pitching tents next to the Boomers you meet on your way to the festival. Whether you're a driver or a passenger you can add your journey now to find others who are making a similar journey. Find someone to share your journey with and let the adventure to Boom begin!
The Boom Festival takes place at the Boomland, at Idanha-a-Nova lake. The closest villages are Alcafozes and Idanha-a-Velha, which are 25km away from the Spanish border.
Contribute to a regenerative Anthropocene and join the car sharing scheme to find a lift that suits you, or offer a lift as a driver.
Save money
Travelling doesn't have to cost an arm and a leg. Join Liftshare for free, become a supercommuter and try effortless cost saving - Share the ride, split the cost.
Reduce CO2 emissions
Be part of the bigger picture and help to reduce global CO2 emissions. Liftshare is on a mission to save 1 Billion miles, and you can be part of that by simply sharing your commute with someone else going your way
Stress free
Stuck in traffic? We've all been there. Cut congestion and reduce the stress of travelling by sharing a car with your next best friend.
How Liftshare works
Wherever you're off to, join the car sharing revolution. It's the easy, fun way to cut the cost of travelling.
1
Add your journey
Enter your journey details in three simple steps, and we'll use our matching database to show everyone else going your way.
2
Ask to share
Once you've found someone suitable, introduce yourself by getting in touch with them. Arrange details of how and when you'll meet.
3
Travel happy
Start sharing! Once you've arranged the details, all that's left to do is meet your new Liftshare buddy and enjoy the ride.
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Better off

Liftsharing saves our average members over £1,000 per year
How much could you save?