Remember that time We Rocked the Boat?

Are you getting that s i n k i n g  feeling of sadness when you see all the fun going on at Sugar Bay's Rock the Boat Week? Fear not, young sailors, we're about to fix your Fear Of Missing Out with a snapshot of fun... we want you to feel like you're right here involved in all the action, so here goes our little trip down memory lane so far this week.
Remember that time...

Iron Brew was waiting aboard the Rocking Bubble Bus?


And then Zibu took time out to look like a merman version of Abraham Lincoln...


Remember when we were assigned to our cabins? Can't believe that was only on Sunday, it feels like we've known each other forever already!

How about that time we invented a new way to ride a BMX, that was epic!

Or when we got our Dracula on, sherbert-straw style? 


It's hard to believe it's only Tuesday and we still have 4 full days to make even more memories!

Don't be sad about missing out on all the fun this week, there are still 3 Holiday Camps left to choose from! We've got How To Train Your Dragon Week starting on Sunday, then Myth Busters Week starting April 19th and then the grand finale, Foam Party Week!
  
Check out our Rates & Dates for more information and be sure to get in touch before it's too late! Call Roma on 032 485 3778, email holidays@sugarbay.co.za or book online at www.sugarbay.co.za
Location: 21 Nkwazi Drive, Nkwazi, 4480, South Africa

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