FUN...SUN AND SEIZE THE DAY!


SUGAR BAY IS ALL OUT FUN, SUN and THE SEA!

I'm sure each and everyone one of you have heard of FUNSUNZI ! Next week at Sugar Bay we will be bringing this theme alive! What better place than Sugar Bay. We already have the basics! FUN! THE SUN and THE SEA! Now lets get crazy with some wild ideas.

To start this week off our stay-over campers will being going on Excursion! They are off to Splash, the water park! This is going to be an awesome day filled with fun, sun and not the sea, but water! Campers and counselors will be going down slides all day and even take a calm ride on the lazy river!

Now back to Funsunzi week...

Each day next week we will be having a theme of the day! Flip Flop Friday, Bikini and Boardshort Saturday, Sunglasses Sunday and then Monday Madness! There will be prizes for our best dressed campers!

I personally love the beach and all the amazing creatures that are found in our ocean. One night this week campers will get the chance to learn all about dolphins, whales and even sharks! They will learn about their habitat, what they eat and how they live!

More things to look forward to are the Tropical Cook Off where the campers will become "master chefs" and will be making some delicious meals for our three judges! The tropical way, of course!  The Seniors will be able to do what they do best, chill. They will be heading down to the beach for a Bon Fire with smores and camp-fire songs!

The main highlight for this week is going to be the All Camp Lu-au Party Night! This will take place around the pool. Campers will enjoy dancing by the pool, hoola hoop contests and even the limbo. 
 

The biggest secret for this week will have to be our All Camp Game! So that one I have to keep a secret,  just know it is going to be so much FUN!

But to find out more you'll have to be there! So book now people! Don't miss out on this awesome week! Remember Sugar Bay It's Your World! 






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