April's foam-breathing, boat-rocking dragon myths.

Iron Brew on the rocking Bubbles Bus
April has come and gone but a lot of memories were created during our Holiday Camp at Sugar Bay. Over 300 hundred kids were part of this amazing experience. The camps ran for four weeks and each week had it's own special theme.

Ahoy! Young sailors.
We rocked that boat!
Our first camp was Rock the boat week, our rock star campers were taken on an adventure like never before. Our young sailors were welcomed into our Sugar Bay Cruise Liner and were kept entertained until they arrived. It was a week of loads of fun. 
















Let the Dragon adventures begin!
Off we go dragon hunting..
A quick photo before continuing our trek to Camp Out.
And so the dragon adventures began in our second April holiday camp! Our How to Train your Dragon campers enjoyed a lot of activities including paintball, sea swim, dune jumping and a lot more. Did we mention that our Junior Dragons had a Dragon Hunt, Camp Out/Camp In and Dragon Training, while the seniors tried their hand at being the Ultimate Dragon Chef, had epic Vikings Evening and also went to Camp Out/Cam. How amazing is that? 
 



Myths busted!

Photo booth time Mythbusters.
A group of crazy scientists landed at Sugar bay to bust all those camp myths! This week was filled with lots of experimenting for new and old campers. It included experimenting in the kitchen, beach fun and over 100 activities that our campers choose from.


Foam party fun!
We had to end our Holiday Camp on a high note! Fun Fun And more foam fun! We had a Foamy Auction where our juniors got to mess their team mates with foam and impress the judges at the same time. Campers went all out to impress the judges. It was a FUNtastic week indeed!

Foam fun!
If your child missed out on the April Holiday Camp, don't worry! The good news is that
there are upcoming camps in July, August,October and December. For more information on the rates and dates, visit our website here: www.sugarbay.co.za.






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