Kommetjie Festival 2025 in pictures

Our annual festival is an outdoor celebration of all things Kommetjie, from yoga, surf and skate, to food, music, creativity, competition and community vibes – with an incredible fundraiser to foot!

Held on Saturday 15 November 2025, Kommetjie Festival was a pearler of a day packed with team activities, competitions and magical moments set against the backdrop of sand and waves, mountains and blue sky. From the early morning Kom Run, yoga and dance to the epic surf dress-up and sandcastle-building competitions, to potjie-making, skateboarding and fancy-dress tennis contests, the day celebrated all things Kommetjie.

We would love to extend such a big thank you to the community for supporting the fundraising efforts through the raffle and competition entries. Together, we raised R96,000 and donated R8000 each to 12 NPO’s across Kommetjie, Masi and Ocean View.

Here’s a look at the 2025 Kommetjie Festival in pictures.

Festival Highlights by MadEye Photography

From Chip Snaddon‘s new gannet sculpture on Bird Island on the KomRun route to buzzing beaches and markets and skateboarding tricks, photographer Quen captured moments via drone and camera showcasing the vibe of the day.

Follow him on Instagram @madeye_photography.

Kommetjie Festival from Above by Dean Lock (Ornate Signs) on drone

Catching the action from the air, driving around Kommetjie with a drone camera crew, Dean Lock got some awesome video footage with some stills extracted below.

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Mobile Moments by Kommetjie Life & One Day Company

Capturing mobile footage for Kommetjie Festival and Kommetjie Life, One Day Company caught the fancy-dress surfing and sandcastle contest on Long beach, skateboarding at KomSurf, the potjie competition and the epic float contenders braving the southeaster from the shores of the Kom.

Check out the highlights reel and follow @kommetjielife on Instagram.

Surfers dress up & Bikers rider for joy by Cobus Swart photography

Cobus Swart caught the best of the fancy-dress surf contents at Long Beach and the ‘Ride for Joy’ bikers who all donated a toy for Santa to gift the local kids.