Review: August/September Holiday Camps

Splash Birthday week: 28 August - 4 September
 

Sugar Bay splashed into September as we celebrated our fifteenth birthday with a brand new edition to the family – three wonderful waterslides! 
 

Our Splash Birthday themed holiday camp was definitely the highlight of the August/September holidays this year. Our campers had a ball preparing camp’s birthday celebration with us, as they were even involved in the cake-making and decorating for the grand party. We celebrated in style on the last day of camp with our camp directors, staff, and campers. Our directors also had the opportunity to initiate the waterslides by experiencing the adrenaline rush for the first time ever! 
 

We really took every opportunity to go all out with our Splash theme.  We played “Splashing the Cash”, and got messy “splashing with paint” and even had a “Splashy Fen Party” at uShaka Marine World’s Wet n Wild Water Park during our excursion. Sugar Bay’s fifteenth birthday and the super waterslides was truly a milestone that we’ll cherish forever!
Check out some of the pictures from our Splash week themed holiday camp. 

Ghosbusters week: 7 - 14 August
 

Things got spooky at Sugar Bay as we stepped into the August holidays with a Ghostbusters themed camp. The Ghostbuster’s hearse made a special appearance during the opening day which immediately had our campers feeling the theme. We spent all week searching for and busting ghosts. Our campers were treated with the complete ghost-busting package: slime, smoke, and even a spooky campout!
Check out some of the  pictures from our Ghostbusters themed holiday camp.  
 
Japan week: 14 - 21 August
 

Inspired by the exotic culture and the technologically advanced island of Japan, Sugar Bay went on a sensational Japanese journey during this themed holiday camp. Our campers enjoyed an unforgettable Japanese experience with integrated themed activities such as origami, sushi-making, sumo wrestling and martial arts classes. We didn’t stop there! We also went on a fun excursion to the Gaming Arcade at the Gateway Theatre of Shopping, where our campers experienced the technologically advanced Japanese world of Anime’ first hand!
Check out some of the pictures from our Japan week themed holiday camp.   

Nitro Circus week: 21 - 28 August
 

It was time to take things to a whole new level of adventure at Sugar Bay… Yes, we went extreme during our Nitro Circus themed holiday camp! Motivated by thrill, adrenaline and the love for extreme sports, as displayed by the television series and live show Nitro Circus; Sugar Bay was transformed into an extreme sports arena. Our campers participated in BMX-ing, Skateboarding, Bungee Trampoline, Water Sliding and a variety of other extreme sports. One of the highlights of this week was indeed the live exhibit by the daring extreme motorcyclists, the Le Riche Brothers and the exhilarating excursion to the indoor trampoline arena, “Jump for Joy” in Durban. 
Check out some of the pictures from our Nitro Circus week themed holiday camp. 

What a blast we had this past holiday!
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  1. historypak23 September 2016 at 17:08

    Thanks for providing recent updates regarding the concern, I look forward to read more. Top Summer Camps

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    1. Sugar Bay4 October 2016 at 11:05

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