We survived dinosaurs, arrows & obstacle jungles

The end of August meant the end of another season of holiday camps, but there is never an end to the unforgettable memories made at Sugar Bay. Over 400 campers graced our shores for 3 weeks of thrilling adventure. Despite our close encounters with hungry dinosaurs, flaming arrows and an obstacle course jungle, we were fortunately able to capture the best of each camp into these short, action-packed, nail-biting videos. With T-rex running loose and all, we felt it was necessary to capture what could've been our last moments. So we hope you enjoy watching them!

 Jurassic World's Roaring Moments:

The first camp was Jurassic World Week. Campers enjoyed a week of Jurassic wilderness  while trying to find the escaped T-Rex that had been causing so much havoc on our shores. Campers also enjoyed a trip to the Lion Park and a screening of Jurassic World at Gateway. It really was an exhilarating week for our intrigued campers.

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The odds were in our favour:

The odds were still in our favour at Sugar Bay’s Capitol as campers displayed their survival skills in various outdoor games inspired by the theme, Sugar Bay’s 75th Hunger Games.
For an authentic Hunger Games experience, archery was introduced as an activity for the week. After competing in intense survival challenges, District 12 were crowned the Hunger Game's champions; proving yet again that the odds are in their favour. 
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Wiped Out:

We ended our holiday camps with a birthday celebration. Camp was transformed into a Wipe Out obstacle course and campers also got to enjoy an excursion to Ushaka Marine World. The highlight of the week was the introduction of our new activity, a 4 station bungee trampoline which we named, Space Jump. Campers can now jump as high as 8 meters. We concluded the week with our birthday bash and delicious cake.

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 If the idea of adrenaline pumping adventure gets you excited, then pack your bags and head on over to Sugar Bay. Who knows what will be running loose on our shores next time? All we know is that we will need all the brave campers we can get. Think you have what it takes to be the next ultimate survivor? Book your spot now to join the next adventure, or alternatively give us a call us on (032) 485 3778 or email holidays@sugarbay.co.za.


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