Do you Dare to Enter the Dragon's Den?

We're sure that even in the time of the vikings they knew that pictures were worth a thousand words. Be sure to check out our Photo Album on Facebook for all the pictures of How To Train Your Dragon Week, but here's a quick snapshot of the week so far...


As you can see there's been plenty fun in the sun with kayaking, beach games, dune jumping, sea swim and sand art. When they're not on the beautiful Zinkwazi beach, How To Train Your Dragon campers are enjoying paintball, high ropes and rock wall climbing, not to mention our epic evening activities. 
So far our Junior Dragons have had a Dragon Hunt, Camp Out/Camp In and Dragon Training, while seniors have tried their hand at being the Ultimate Dragon Chef, had an epic Vikings Evening and also went to Camp Out/Camp In. A few seniors even undertook an Adventurous Journey as part of the prestigious President's Award. For more details, see here.

If you happened to miss out on this April Holiday Camp, fear not fearless viking! We've still got 2 more holiday camps coming up: Myth Busters Week from 19-26 April and Foam Party Week from 26 April - 3 May. See more details here and follow this link to sign up. Don't forget there's a huge saving of R1900 per camper on all April Holiday Camps!
Location: 21 Nkwazi Drive, Nkwazi, 4480, South Africa

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