Time for Thai and Ridiculousness at Sugar Bay!

School may be around the corner, but we aren't ready to give up our holiday spirit quite just yet! We have two awesome and fun-filled holiday camps planned for the month of January, and we're really excited about welcoming in another year with another group of enthusiastic campers and another exciting camp theme!



Thailand Week:

27 December – 3 January
 



We hope everybody is ready to jump right out of their comfort zones as we change countries for a week and turn Sugar Bay into Thailand! We can't wait to take the campers on an adventure into exotic territory and explore an entirely new culture with a range of exciting activities aimed at broadening our horizons!

Highlights:

  • Durban Harbour Boat Cruise Excursion:
    Thailand is big on beautiful scenery especially where the ocean is concerned, and so are we here in Durban! This excursion will allow our campers to experience the ocean breeze in their hair as they ride on a cruise boat and take in the marvelous and scenic Durban Harbour.

  • Fool Moon Party:
    The Full Moon Party is an all-night beach fire party in Thailand which is held on the night of, before or after every full moon. However, since there is no full moon and it will be New Year's Eve, we have decided to host a Fool Moon Fire Party which our campers will enjoy all through the night and welcome the new year with a striking firework display!


  • Songkran Water Festival:
    On New Years day in Thailand, it is tradition to celebrate by hosting a “Songkran” Festival. And here at Sugar Bay, we are experts at wet and wild water festivals the right way! The name of the festival was derived from the definition of the word itself which means transformation or change, which is super relevant since we are transforming into a new year!

Who's ready to travel to Thailand? 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.

 



Ridiculousness Week:

3 January – 10 January

This is going to be one ridiculous week, because we've decided to get even CRAZIER than usual! Just like the T.V show we all know and love, we're looking for the most outrageous and daring campers to take a stand and show us just how ridiculous they can be! From the weird to the wonderful to the downright exceptional! We're looking for a gang of quirky campers to come and be ridiculous with us at Sugar Bay for a whole Ridiculousness Week!



Highlights:

  • The Ridiculous Show:
    Just like the Ridiculousness series has a laugh with their audience about various viral videos from the Internet, usually involving failed do-it-yourself attempts at stunts, Sugar Bay will be doing just the same and the panelists (our campers) will be given a chance to add mock commentary. It's going to be ridiculous!
  • Ushaka Marine World Excursion:
    We're taking Ridiculousness to a whole other level when we take our campers out on an exciting excursion to Ushaka Marine World where they can get ridiculous riding the water slides in the Wet 'n Wild Water theme park.

  • Ridiculous Quiz:
    Our campers will be put to the test of how “big” of a ridiculousness fan they are when they are quizzed about all things ridiculous. This will give our campers a chance to interact and show off their knowledge and ultimately win the title of the most ridiculous camper at Sugar Bay.

Come get ridiculous with us! 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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