Kaya Kaya takes over the streets of Otrobanda, so don’t count on driving straight into the festival area. With thousands of people moving through the neighborhood and multiple stages spread across the streets, parking close to the action will be limited.
If you’re driving, plan to park outside the main festival zone and walk into Otrobanda. Public parking is available around areas such as Renaissance/Rif Fort, Frederikstraat and Pater Euwensweg, but these are regular public parking options and not designated Kaya Kaya parking lots.
The organizers have not yet published an official 2026 parking or shuttle plan, so keep an eye on Kaya Kaya’s channels for any last-minute road closures, dedicated lots or transportation instructions before Saturday.
• Best Advice: Park outside the festival streets and walk in
• Important: Official 2026 parking/shuttle information has not yet been published