Aldi to give away free suncream at Boardmasters 2025
For those who want to make the most of this, you can pick up Lacura Moisturising Sun Lotion SPF 50/30+ on Wednesday, August 6.
This can be done at the Cliff Road Aldi store in Newquay while stocks last.
Aldi will be giving away free suncream at the Cliff Road store in Newquay on August 6 (Image: Aldi)
Stock is limited to one bottle per customer and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Julie Ashfield, Chief Commercial Officer at Aldi UK, said: 'Festival season is a highlight of summer – but long days in the sun can catch people out.
"We're making it easier for everyone to stay protected while enjoying the music and atmosphere by giving away our award-winning Lacura suncream near some of the UK's most-loved festivals.'
When is Boardmasters taking place in 2025?
Boardmasters will be taking place from Wednesday, August 6, to Sunday, August 10.
Who will be performing at Boardmasters 2025?
The main headliners for Boardmasters 2025 will be Raye on Friday, August 8, Central Cee on Saturday, August 9 and The Prodigy on Sunday, August 10.
Other major performers include The Wombats, Wet Leg, Nelly Furtado, Maribou State, Sub Focus and London Grammar.
Special guests for the afternoons include Kaiser Chiefs, Rizzle Kicks and Natasha Bedingfield.
Where is Boardmasters located?
Boardmasters is spread out over two locations in Newquay: Fistral Beach and Watergate Bay.
Watergate Bay is home to the main arena and campsites, and requires a ticket to enter.
Meanwhile, Fistral Beach plays host to surf competitions, along with a beach bar, shopping village and more.
Visitors won't need a ticket to enjoy all the activities here.
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What to bring to Boardmasters
Festival organisers recommend that visitors bring a few specific items to make their time more enjoyable.
This includes sensible footwear, such as wellies or a comfy pair of trainers, a reusable water bottle, a mini first aid kit and a change of clothes.
Additionally, remember to bring a bank card as Boardmasters is a cashless site.
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