Surf, dance & play soccer like a pro these June/ July holidays

For the campers joining us for the June/July holidays they are in for a real treat! We have some fun, awesome and exciting themes planned during this time.


Mr Price Pro (29 June – 6 July)

This camp is going to be all about the Mr Price Pro taking place in Ballito that week, in which some of the most famous surfers, both local and international, will be competing for the title of the top surfer. During this week at camp, it will all be about surfing and being at the beach.



What this theme will add to camp

Campers will be able to go for early morning dawnies, which is just the best time to catch a wave. We will also be teaching campers all the surfing lingo they need to know throughout the week, and for those not to confident in the sea they can try out our mechanical surfboard before hitting the real waves.



Evening activites & excursions

We have cool surfing evening activities to look forward to. Campers will enjoy a Beach Camp Out, just like real surfers. Everyone knows that surfers love to eat, so there will also be a Surf Shack cook off, our little surfers will all get together on the party night for the ultimate Hawaiian party!

For the Campers that would like stay at camp for another week we will be offering a free excursion where we take the campers on departure day to watch the final of the Mr Price Pro – how epic is that?

Rio Week (6 July – 13 July)

This is going to be a week full of colour and festivals inspired by Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. As you may all know, Brazil will be hosting the Fifa 2014 football world cup during this time, so here at camp we are going to bring all the festivities to life!



What this theme will add to camp

Campers will be learning all about Brazil this week from festivals, to dressing, learning a few Portuguese phrases and much more. We will also be having our very own Rio de Janeiro Carnival will lots of lights, colourful music and delicious Brazilian snacks for campers to munch on.

But, what would this week be without soccer? For the big soccer fans, we will be screening the matches for them, so they can cheer on their favorite team! There will also be soccer matches on our very own field, indoor in the hall, on our fooseball tables and on the beach. Expect soccer everywhere!



Excursions

Campers will also have the opportunity to visit a beautiful soccer stadium right here in Durban, the Moses Mabida Stadium. Campers will go on an all access tour of the Stadium, as well as the Skyline Tour.


Once again for campers that would like to stay at camp we will be offering a free excursion on departure day to Umgeni Bird Park to see some beautiful Bird Life!

So You Think You Can Dance Week (13 – 20 July)

Everybody loves to dance, whether it's in front of an audience or in front of a mirror in your bedroom. Dance has been a part of many cultures for thousands of years, so we'll be exploring the endless possibilities of dance this week.



What this theme will add to camp

Campers will be able to participate in different dance workshops everyday, in which they can learn different dance styles. Flash mobs will be a huge part of this week, as random dancing will happen each and everyday. Some evening programs include dance off competitions, and dance quiz shows.



For the campers that enjoy African dance, we will be going on Camp Out where campers can dance and sing around a fire!



This week we will also have early morning yoga and dance classes, to get those bodies moving and muscles working early in the morning, on the beach.



There also may be a special dance crew visiting us for a special performance, but you will have to wait and see!

This is just a little taste of all the wonderful things to expect during our June/July holiday camps, for more come and join us! 

Give your children the holiday experience of a lifetime. Here are our rates & dates and when you are ready:
Call (032) 485 3778 ,
Email: holidays@sugarbay.co.za , 
Or simply book online. 

Here's a sneak peak into what the camp experience at Sugar Bay is like, and if you would like to see what takes place in some of our themed holiday weeks, have a look at our gallery.




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