Save big this Easter - No April Fool's joke!


Hooray! It's time for Summer Fun in Autumn! At Sugar Bay, we're lucky enough to have sunshine all year round, so there's no need to wait for the summer holidays for your children to enjoy the summer camp experience. And what an experience it's going to be! Check out our exciting new themes for our Easter Holiday Camps below, they're all bound to be beyond amazing. Did we mention all these weeks are on special at 1/3 off the original price? That's a never-before-seen saving of R1900!

Rock the Boat Week (29 March - 5 April)



Ahoy there mateys and welcome to what's sure to be a rockin' good week. We're not sure why the song says "Don't Rock the Boat", because at Sugar Bay we know that when you rock the boat it's bound to result in a fun overload! 

Sailors, lift your eye patches and see just a few of the seven sea surprises this week has in store:

  • Boat building, boat racing and boat rocking
  • An excursion to Durban harbour where we will literally Rock the Boat with music, dancing and more, just like the rich and famous!

Shiver me timbers! How much?
Book a Spot on the Party Ship Online Now!

How to Train Your Dragon Week (5 - 12 April) 



Grab your Viking headgear and hold on tight, this week we're not learning to fly the usual broomsticks or aeroplanes, we're flying DRAGONS! Taking a tip or two from Hiccup, the brave young hero of the popular movie, we're off for a week full of fire-breathing adventure in the land of Berk, where Night Furies and Snaptrappers come alive to play with our young dragon trainers.

Vikings and Dragons alike can look forward to these Spectacular Special Events: 
  • Hidden dragon search (before we can learn to fly them we have to find them!)
  • Fire-breathing displays from our talented counselors
  • Camp-out, Dragon Style!

 How much for my little Dragon Trainer?
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Myth Busters Week (19 - 26 April)


Ever sat and wondered about the many myths of our wonderful world? Like when you drop a piece of toast, will it always land with the buttered side down? Is it really impossible to lick your elbow or fold a piece of paper more than 7 times? Will your eyes really go square from sitting too close to the TV? And if so, why? In Myth Busters week, we're setting out to do the unthinkable and ENJOY Science in an effort to confirm or bust a number of Sugar Bay myths.


Get ready for these Explosive Events:

  • S'more-athon: What's the record for the maximum number of s'mores eaten in 1 night, and can we bust it?
  • Science Experiments Galore (we promise they'll be fun!)
  • Camp-out, Science Style!

Sounds Phenomenal! How much?
Book Your Scientist's Spot Online Now!

Foam Party Week (26 April - 3 May)




Ready to lather up and have a foaming good time? We sure are! Get ready for an epic week of frothy, foamy, soapy goodness. Parents, we promise your camper will never return home cleaner than after this foamy week! We're thinking foam fights, party lights and plenty of fun!

This week's Special Events are Foam-tastic:

  • Foam Pit Party Night
  • Excursion to uShaka Main Beach to experience the foamy shore break

How much does this Fab Foam Party cost?
Give your children the holiday experience of a lifetime this Easter. Here are our rates & dates and when you are ready to book:
Call (032) 485 3778
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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