FAQs

Nekkies Holiday Resort, Worcester, Western Cape

5-7 December 2025

Friday, 5 December: Gates open at 12:00

Sunday, 7 December: Gates close at 18:00

Follow the N1 freeway towards Paarl, continue until you reach the toll plaza by Du Toit’s Kloof tunnel. Drive through the tunnel, following the N1 for 14km, turn right onto the R101 towards Rawsonville for 10km. Continue on Van Riebeeck Street for 12km until you arrive at the entrance to Nekkies Resort.

The idea for the Symmetry Full Moon Music Festival was born out of a love for music and a desire to bring people together. Attendees can expect a weekend of music, entertainment, camping, games, competitions, give-aways, swimming, great food, and fun in the sun. Our line up features artists from around the world, and we guarantee an unforgettable experience!

Only weekend tickets can be purchased, there are no tickets for individual days.

Experienced event security staff, Howler access staff and wristband collection, campsite staff, market with a mini-pharmacy, waste management and cleaners, permanent bathroom attendants and extra fancy toilets in remote spaces (no porta pottys), lost and found, information, medics and ambulances, Symmetry stewards, water refill stations, free WIFI access, and lifeguards.

The maximum capacity at the venue is 5,500 people.

Unfortunately, no fires are allowed. No food is allowed into the venue. There are various food trucks with delicious options to pick from. POS machines are available throughout the venue.

There will be various food trucks available at the venue.

Yes you can, but you must decanter into a plastic container prior to arrival. Strictly no glass allowed. Security reserves the right to confiscate any liquids in glass bottles and glasses. Beers and ciders are not allowed into the venue. You may bring your own water and soft drinks. Free drinking water is available.

Yes, free WIFI access is available.

Please refer to our Terms & Conditions for a full list of prohibited and acceptable items. These are also highlighted on our Essential Festival Guide.

Yes, your ID card is required at all access points and at security checks throughout the venue.

Acceptable forms of ID for entry:

– SA ID book or card
– SA Driver’s Licence
– SA Passport
– Passport of foreign national with ID photo

Unacceptable forms of ID:
– Student Cards
– Birth Certificates
– Learner’s Licence
– Photocopies of ID documents

You may leave the venue and re-enter, you will be checked-out when exiting the venue. Security reserves the right to remove your wristband when you exit the venue.

If you are in vehicle camping, we ask to notify security an hour prior to leaving, if you re-enter after 00:00 you will be directed to a designated parking area, until 08:00 when you can move to the vehicle camping area.

Before re-entry into the venue area and festival grounds, ticket holders will need to go through strict security checks again.

Yes, standard parking and disabled parking is available.
A weekend parking pass is R250 per vehicle, not included in the ticket fee, payable by cash or card at the parking entrance. Vehicle camping is available, a weekend vehicle camping pass is R500 per vehicle/campervan/caravan. There are no toilets and shower facilities in the car park areas.
Drinking, gatherings and playing music is not allowed in the car parks as it’s next to camping areas.

Each ticket includes a 3m x 3m camping spot, each camping spot accommodates up to 4 people. Electricity is not available in the camping areas. Secure and free charge points will be available. There are 3 camping zones: Bush Camp, River Camp and Pool Camp. For attendee safety, vehicles are not allowed in the standard camping areas, no drop-offs are allowed. The campsites are all on grass with ablution facilities nearby. The Pool Camp has a 600m² sparkling swimming pool and a pool bar. Vehicle/caravan/campervan camping is available at an additional R500 per vehicle for a 5m x 5m space, available to purchase via Howler. Vehicles who do not have a vehicle camping pass, my not enter the vehicle camping area. All camping spaces are first-come, first-served, please follow the direction of campsite staff to the next available space, we have allocated areas for walkways, toilets and free shower facilities. Staff will be on hand to assist in setting up tents if required. The venue and organiser do not provide tents or glamping. Security is provided in the camping areas, but we take no responsibility for items being stolen out of tents. We advise to bring a tent lock.

We do not provide any refunds, you may transfer your ticket to someone else via your Howler profile. Please refer to our Terms & Conditions for our refund and cancellation policy.

Yes you can! Attendees are encouraged to dress up.
Please come prepared for all weather conditions.
Theme keywords: neon, shimmer, shine, sparkle, glow.
Please read our Terms & Conditions for more dress code information.

Attendees agree to follow festival policies in our Terms & Conditions and posted instructions while at the festival.

We trust that festivalgoers will act responsibly and make good life choices!

When booking a ticket, we ask that attendees pledge to participate in our festival, leaving a positive impact on our home and join us on our journey towards a green sustainable event. You agree to follow our Essential Festival Guide, highlighting our strong commitment to an environmentally friendly festival.

You can download the festival map to keep it at your fingertips! Additionally, you can download a copy of our Essential Festival Guide with all the festival information, and locations of stages, bars, food trucks and restrooms. 

If you need special access or have questions about accessibility, please contact [email protected]

Please consider planning ahead and bringing a wheelchair or other aids. The event does not provide wheelchair rentals or motorised transportation.

We have designated Lost & Found located by the VOC Office, where attendees can hand in items found or make enquiries about anything lost. We have sufficient secure storage to safeguard valuable items. We log all items that are handed in by taking a photo of the item, logging full details of the item, the time and place.

We advise attendees to lock their phones and ensure passwords aren’t automatically saved.

If you have misplaced anything, you can check our Lost & Found Catalogue on our website after the festival. If the item is not on the list, we accept applications for lost property, email  [email protected] to make an application for lost property, including the item brand, codes, passwords, full description, details of where and when the items were last seen.

Items without an ID will be held for 30 consecutive days after the festival, after that the item will be donated to a charity of our choosing, this includes glasses, bags, jewellery, watches and clothes. For more valuable property like mobile phones, cameras, bank cards, passports, wallets and driving licences they may be held for up to 90 consecutive days, before being handed to the police or securely destroyed.

Once the item has been handed over to its owner, the ID and contact details of the owner is required to close out the item on our system.

We encourage our attendees to adopt our honesty policy when finding items.  

At present we are not accepting applications. We will make an announcement on our social media platforms if this changes.

At present we are not accepting applications. We will make an announcement on our social media platforms if this changes.