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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / It’s Time to Restore and Re-centre at the Soul Sync Wellness Event in the KZN South Coast

It’s Time to Restore and Re-centre at the Soul Sync Wellness Event in the KZN South Coast

30 October 2025 by Guest

As the year nears its end, many people are suffering from fatigue, anxiety, and stress owing to the demands of daily life. Rest, reconnection and renewal are needed to unwind and prepare for the year ahead, which is why The Soul Sync Wellness Event is a must-attend! Open to anyone aged 16 to 100, this …

As the year nears its end, many people are suffering from fatigue, anxiety, and stress owing to the demands of daily life. Rest, reconnection and renewal are needed to unwind and prepare for the year ahead, which is why The Soul Sync Wellness Event is a must-attend! Open to anyone aged 16 to 100, this soulful event is hosted at award-winning The Venue Fontana in Ilfracombe on the KZN South Coast, on Saturday, 8 November 2025, from 9am to 12pm.

“The Soul Sync Wellness Event is not only about coming home to yourself, but a powerful investment in your health and personal growth,” says event host Shez Rossouw, from The Guided by Grace Foundation, supporting community emotional wellness and empowerment initiatives. “It’s a space where we slow down enough to feel what’s true, to breathe again, and to remember that safety and connection live within us.”

This wellness experience will be set against The Venue Fontana’s serene eucalyptus forest. It will bring together four transformative modalities — breathwork, somatic experiencing, yoga, embodied journeying, and sound healing — designed to guide guests home to their bodies and hearts through movement, sound, and stillness.

The Soul Sync Wellness event includes:

  • Welcome, breathwork and somatic experiencing with Shez Rossouw: A gentle yet powerful journey back into your body, heart, and truth.
  • Soulful Yoga Flow with Jaime Prentice: A grounding movement and mindful awareness that restores balance and flow.
  • Embodied Journey with Derryn Scott: A sensual, immersive experience inviting you to reconnect with your senses and inner wisdom.
  • Sound Bath Healing with Samantha Ingle: A restorative journey through frequency and vibration that soothes the nervous system and expands inner spaciousness.

Attendees will enjoy a nourishing harvest table, sponsored gift bags, and a wellness market that celebrates conscious, heart-centred living.

Soul Sync Wellness Event Details

  • Date: Saturday, 8 November 2025
  • Time: 9am to 12pm
  • Venue: The Venue Fontana in Ilfracombe, KZN South Coast
  • Cost: Tickets are R330 per person. Space is limited.
  • Contact: To book, WhatsApp Mara on 082 8011 276 or email mara@thevenuefontana.co.za

Thanks have been extended to event sponsors and local brands, which have contributed lucky draw prizes and sponsored products for the guest gift bags: The Venue Fontana, Simply Bee, Puur Africa, Odyssey Magazine, Nom Nom Jewelry, ButtaNutt, Chai Society, Zen for You, Shivaya, and Manifest Yoga Studio.

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Author: Agnes Matladi from Olivia Jones Communications on behalf of Soul Sync Wellness.

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