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Visitors splash out at Wild Coast Sun festival

Renowned actor and comedian, Ntosh Madlingozi and Andres Hughes had the audience in stitches.

Holidaymakers, family and friends got in touch with their wild side at the Wild Coast Sun Splash Festival this past weekend.

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The three-day festival kicked off with a fire and dance display by the Fire Academy Fire Dancers with live music, followed by chuckles for those with a wicked sense of humour at the ‘sober sex’ comedy show.

Having a fabulous time at the All White Sunday Love Connection party are (from left) Nokulunga Ndlangisa, Kholeka Tshangela and Lungile Ndlangisa.

Renowned actor and comedian, Ntosh Madlingozi and Andres Hughes had the audience in stitches as they touched on a rather sensitive topic ridiculously and hilariously.

On Saturday, those who love water had a splashing great time at the Wild Waves Water Park with face painting, balloon animals, jumping castles and music. There was also some rugby action and river cruises on the Mtamvuna river followed by sunset drinks and live music at the Riverside. Aqua Sports and Beach Bar.

Attending the Wild Coast Sun VIP Christmas Party are (from left) PR and promotions coodinator Genu, Viwe Mbasa and general manager Peter Tshidi.

VIP guests were then treated to a decadent dinner at the annual Wild Coast Sun Christmas party.

The resort reflected the Christmas spirit.

Friends and family, all dressed in white, mingled and eased through Sunday at the All White Sunday Love Connection party at Driftwood main pool with Meridian wine and deejay hosts, Ismail Abrahams (Metro FM) and Amon Makoena (Motsweding FM).

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