This weekend, it’s time to reconnect and recharge at the KwazuluSpirit Festival 2026 taking place at Salt Rock Beach Resort on the KZN North Coast on 30 and 31 May 2026 from 9.30am.
This two-day celebration of consciousness invites attendees into a powerful collective experience rooted in kindness, healing, and conscious living. Now in its 4th year, KwazuluSpirit Festival has grown into one of South Africa’s most unique wellness gatherings, inspired by global events such as the Bali Spirit Festival and New Zealand’s Spirit Festivals.
There will be transformational talks and masterclasses; spiritual connection and mediumship sessions; as well as movement and embodiment experiences such as Tai Chi, yoga, sacred dance and breath-led practices.
Attendees will also enjoy signature immersive experiences such as Fire Walking with Cobus ‘The Viking’ Visser; The Rise of the Divine Feminine with Rouxvé; and Untamed Men with former Springbok Joe van Niekerk and Brett Shuttleworth.
The Energencia Bliss Booths will feature 26 healers across 13 healing booths offering Reiki, crystal healing, and kinesiology; while the sound healing journeys offer mindful connection spaces, live music, meditation, and deeply restorative experiences.
Not to be missed is the vibrant Mindful Artisan Market open to the public on Saturday 30 May, featuring local artisans, live music, children’s entertainment, and a Traditional Healing Village.
KwazuluSpirit Festival invites you to step into a weekend of conscious connection and collective upliftment. Visit www.kwazuluspirit.com | @kwazuluspiritfestival on Instagram | KwazuluSpirit Festival on Facebook.
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Author: Agnes Matladi from Olivia Jones Communications on behalf of KwazuluSpirit Festival.
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