Upcoming August Holiday Camps

 

We’re already in the second half of the year, and that means we can say goodbye to the winter chills and splash into the warmer climate!

A new season means another school vacation, and more spectacular Sugar Bay holiday camps!

Check out our amazing August line-up and book now to secure your space at another incredibly themed holiday camp.

Ghostbusters week: 7 – 14 August


 
Things are getting a little “spooky” at Sugar Bay, but no worries…
Who ya gonna call?
GHOSTBUSTERS!
It’s time for another spooky expedition with the Ghostbusters at Sugar Bay as we search for all forms of paranormal activity, to prove to the world that ghosts really do exist.

Highlights:

•    Specialized spooky classes: Slime-making and Ghost foam-making
•    Ghost Busting Flash Mob
•    Ghost Buster Slime Fest
•    Spooky camp out with ghosts
•    Ghost costume creation

How much will this spooky scenario cost?

Book now to get Ghost-Busting!

Japan week: 14 – 21 August


 
Join us as we bring the Japanese island nation, situated in the Pacific Ocean, all the way to our Sugar Bay shores. Enjoy the full Japan experience; from the cultural cuisine to the spiritual sumo wrestling by joining us for this country-themed camp.

Highlights:

•    Sushi-making classes
•    Origami classes
•    Anime’ drawing classes
•    Martial Arts classes
•    Sumo Wrestling

Excursion:

Campers will be taken on a Japanese-inspired excursion to the arcade for gaming and bowling at the Gateway Theatre of Shopping in Durban. 

What will the Japanese experience cost?

Book now to get a taste of Japan!

Nitro Circus week: 21 – 28 August


 
Get your daredevil spirit on and join us for Nitro Circus week at Sugar Bay. Nitro Circus is an "action sport collective" led by a troupe of talented and daring individuals who specialise in extreme sports. We’re bringing our campers our very own version of this popular feature with extreme bmx-ing, skating, base jumping, and stunt performing.

Highlights:

•    Extreme Sports
•    Adrenaline Meter
•    Extreme BMX and Skating ramps for level 3 campers
•    Cheerleading classes
•    Awards for the best in each category

Excursion:

Our adrenaline junky campers will be taken to Jump for Joy in Durban, an indoor trampoline arena where they can indulge in some extreme jumping.

How much will it be for my adrenaline junky to attend?

Book now for some extreme sports action!

Splash Birthday week: 28 August – 4 September


Sugar Bay is celebrating their 15th birthday by making a big splash during our Splash Birthday week themed holiday camp. We’re celebrating this milestone with our very own gift to our camp and campers…

A Waterslide! 


 
We have asked all our campers what they would like to have at Sugar Bay and now we’ve brought what they wanted to the house.

Highlights:

•    Waterslide initiating ceremony
•    Birthday cake-making
•    Splash of Colour – Colour Festival
•    Water balloon activities
•    Splashing galore with:
-    Water
-    Paint

 Excursion:

Our campers will be heading over to Ushaka Marine World’s Wet ‘n Wild Theme Park where they will be making their own splash in celebration of Sugar Bay’s birthday. 

How much will it cost to join in the splashing?

Book now and celebrate Sugar Bay's birthday with us!

You can’t miss any of these holiday camps this August! Head over to our website and book online to secure your place for a memorable Sugar Bay holiday camp that you will treasure forever. Wondering what our holiday camps are all about? Check out this playlist featuring all the highlights. To view the finer details for each of our themed holiday camps and prices, check out our rates and dates.


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