Winter at Afriski is about much more than skiing. At 3,222 metres above sea level, the Maluti Mountains become a playground of snow and adventure, with skiing, snowboarding, lessons, bumboarding, snow tubing and plenty of ways for the whole family to enjoy the winter season. Whether you’re chasing your next run or simply looking for a mountain escape, there’s something waiting for you at Afriski.

When the snow melts at Afriski, the adventure doesn’t stop — it changes. From mountain biking and Enduro to hiking, trail running, quad biking and 4×4 adventures, summer opens up a whole new way to experience the Maluti Mountains. Whether you’re chasing adrenaline, exploring with the family or simply looking for a break surrounded by spectacular scenery, summer at Afriski is all about getting outside and discovering the mountains beyond the snow.

At 3,222 metres above sea level, Sky Restaurant is about more than what’s on the plate. With spectacular views across the Maluti Mountains, it’s a place to warm up after a day on the slopes, refuel between adventures or simply slow down and enjoy the scenery. From snowy winter days to summer mountain escapes, Sky brings together good food, mountain views and the unmistakable feeling of dining somewhere extraordinary.

Winterfest 2026 brought together everything that makes a winter weekend at Afriski special — snow, live music, mountain adventures and incredible views. Set 3,222 metres above sea level in the Maluti Mountains, the festival gave visitors the chance to ski, explore, enjoy great food and experience a live performance from The Kiffness. From the slopes to the stage, it was a weekend of mountain magic, good times and unforgettable memories.