Best of Sugar Bay Memories 2015

It's been another wonderful year at Sugar Bay! So much sunshine, so much sea, so much sand and so much Sweet Summer! We can proudly say that we've had more enthusiastic campers, more dedicated counselors, more adventurous schools, more exciting themed camps... but most importantly, more unforgettable memories with all of you amazing people this year!

With the new year arriving sooner than the break of dawn... We've decided to recap some of our unforgettable memories we've shared with all our campers and schools during 2015.

January:

 
January was jiving! We jived into the new year with two fun themed camps; Dr. Who Week and Fizzy Week. Thereafter we were joined by Crawford Sandton, Crawford Lonehill and Cornwall Hill.

February:

February was fabulous! We chilled with the American International School of Johannesburg, Clifton, Crawford College La Lucia and Crawford College North Coast.
March:


March was marvellous! We hosted Darnall Primary School, Durban Girls College, Crawford Pretoria, Umhlali, Ashton and Sacred Heart.

April: 


April was amazing! We rocked it with Rock the Boat Week themed camp and flamed into How to train your dragon the following week. We were visited by Redhill before two more exciting camps began; Myth Busters Week and Foam Party Week.
May: 


May was memorable! We were super thrilled to have had Challenge SOS contestants join us for the first time, before we had Southdowns, St. Mary's and Umhlali over.
June:


June was Joyous! We were visited by the Oprah Winfrey School.
July:

 

July was Jazzy! We sang our way into July with Pitch Perfect Week before melting into Waffles and Ice-Cream Week and wheeling into Tour De France Week. Thereafter, we were visited by Khanyisa, EduExcellence and Machabeng International.
August:
 
August was addictive! We welcomed August with Malkerns Valley by our side before hosting a triple holiday themed camp – Jurassic Week, Hunger Games Week and Wipeout Week.
September:

 
 
September was super! We sprung into September with St. Dom's, Flamboyant, Saheti, Usutu Forest Primary, Khanyisile, Northside, Kainon, Enjabulweni and Sifundzani.

October: 

October was overflowing! We kicked-off October with Rugby World Cup Week before hosting Constantia Park, Lebone and Charlton Vos.
November: 


November was noble! We navigated through November with Grantleigh, Crawford Prep North Coast, Usutu College and Cambridge.

December:


December was dazzling! We hosted 4 holiday themed camps back-to-back; Hollywood Boulevard Week, Minion Week, Doughnut Week and Thailand Week!

This year was really a memorable one, but if there is anyone we should thank for these memorable memories it's all our parents, counselors, teachers, schools and campers! We would not have such a great year to celebrate without all of you! Thank you for a terrific 2015! It has been an honour to have you guys over! 


This year is over, not the holidays! Head over to our website and book online to secure your place for another camp this summer. To view the finer details for each of our themed holiday camps and prices, check out our rates and dates.


Still need some convincing? Take a look at what goes down when we go on an excursion and watch some unforgettable camp moments.




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