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The annual Wilderness Beach Festival, hosted as its main fundraiser by Wilderness Sea Rescue, will again take place this year on Wilderness Main Beach from 13 - 14 December 2014. The event promises to live up to the expectations of a fun filled weekend of activities for young and old, the adventurous and not so adventurous. For more info and to enter online click here.wilderness

Online entries for the following events are available:

Beach Volleyball (only 32 teams allowed)

Online Fee R480 / On the day Entry Fee R600

Dog Walk

Online Entry R30 / On the day R50

Sand Sculpture

Online Entry R30 / On the day R50

Kiddies Activities Pass (all kids activities included)

Online Entry R50 / On the day R100

SUP Race

Online Entry R50 / On the day R100

Surfski Race

Online Entry R100 / On the day R200

Adventure Race (on Sunday)

Online Entry (team) R100 / On the day R200
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