Thousands of revellers at Latitude have soaked up the sun on Saturday at Latitude.

The day took a while to get started for thousands of revellers who had partied hard on Friday.

The energy in the Obelisk Arena was on fire as Kasabian rounded off a fantastic day of music and entertainment.

But the fun wasn’t over from there for many who set upon the late-night DJ sets in the woods and elsewhere across the site.

People started their day in the morning sun with a bit of yoga and dancing, and many have even gone for a jog to sweat out their sins from a night of partying.

Early morning risers dance off their hungover beside the Lake Stage and the bridge in the heat on Saturday morningEarly morning risers dance off their hungover beside the Lake Stage and the bridge in the heat on Saturday morning (Image: Bruno Brown)

Some have even cooled off with a swim in Henham's magnificent lake, glistening in the glorious beaming July sun.

Stanley Gibbons, who grew up just a few miles down the A12, is making his first return to Latitude since 2016.

“It’s a pleasure to be back at Latitude, I used to come year after year from a young age though I haven’t been for a while.

“It still hasn’t lost its charm and does have a special place in my heart with many fond memories from past times spent here,” Mr Gibbons said.

“I think it has improved with various new stages popping up and there's still so many more acts I am looking forward to seeing."

Children have been collecting empty glasses in stacks nearly as tall as themselves Children have been collecting empty glasses in stacks nearly as tall as themselves (Image: Bruno Brown)

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The scorching July sun beams down over the arena at LatitudeThe scorching July sun beams down over the arena at Latitude (Image: Submitted)

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Keane and London Grammar are tonight’s headliners, but many of the older demographic are excited to relive their youth and rave to Orbital, performing at the Second Stage at half nine.

Organisers are reminding revellers to stay hydrated and apply sun cream as temperatures are in the mid-twenties.

The children collecting empty beer glasses, often stacked up taller than themselves, for 10p per cup, are equally urging punters to continue nourishing themselves with beer while keeping the site clear of litter.

Swimmers cool off in the lakeSwimmers cool off in the lake (Image: Submitted)