Before you set sail

FAQ

Everything you need to know about Marítimo 2027.

The basics

When is Marítimo?+

Thursday 29 April to Sunday 2 May 2027. Gates open at 14:00 on Thursday and we say goodbye around 16:00 on Sunday.

Where is it?+

Zinkwazi Lagoon Lodge in Zinkwazi, KwaZulu-Natal — about 30 minutes from Ballito, an hour from Durban and roughly a six-hour drive from Johannesburg and Pretoria.

How big is it?+

Deliberately small. Year one is capped at 1 500 crew, spread across six worlds on one lagoon.

What kind of music?+

Alternative, indie, folk, blues, rock and groove — live bands, DJ sets and acoustic sessions. Around 35–40 curated acts. Full lineup drops early 2027.

Tickets

Where do I buy tickets?+

Explore festival passes and accommodation on our ticketing page. Purchases will be through our official ticketing partner; the booking link is coming soon. View tickets & accommodation →

Can I buy a day ticket?+

Yes — day tickets will be available alongside weekend passes. Full ticket options, tiers and pricing are listed on the ticketing page. View tickets & accommodation →

Will it sell out?+

With only 1 500 places, we expect it to. We recommend booking early.

Staying over

Can I camp?+

Yes. Camping is at the heart of Marítimo. Pitch up on Thursday and stay until Sunday.

Is there glamping or lodge accommodation?+

Camping, hotel rooms and Lagoon Lodge prices are on the ticketing page. Further glamping details will follow. Staying on site is optional — you can also visit for the day or stay elsewhere, including Zinkwazi or Ballito. Everyone needs a separate festival ticket to enter. View tickets & accommodation →

On site

What is there to do besides music?+

Sunrise yoga, lagoon and forest activities, a padel tournament, putt-putt, wellness sessions at The Clearing, and lazy afternoons by the pool at The Careenage.

Is there food and drink?+

Yes. There are bars across the site, food stalls, coffee, and The Roost restaurant in the forest. Sunday starts with Bloody Marys and breakfast.

Can I bring my own food and drink?+

Camping rules and what you may bring in will be confirmed closer to the event.

Is there an age restriction?+

Age rules will be confirmed with ticket details.

Respecting Zinkwazi

How do you look after the environment?+

The lagoon, dunes and forest are protected with defined guest zones, waste controls and a full clean-up. Leave nothing but footprints.

What about local residents?+

We work with the Zinkwazi community — prioritising local suppliers and traders, with a professional noise plan and agreed traffic and access routes.

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