Sugar Bay Exclusive Teacher’s Cabins

Sugar Bay knows just how hard our teachers work, this is why we have gone all out to ensure relaxing, luxury accommodation for all teachers who come to Sugar Bay during our School Tours. 

Nestled in our indigenous canopy of trees, in the convenient entrance of our sixteen-acre property, amid the scenic sports field and main hall, lies our private teacher's lodge. 
 
The teacher's lodge contains eight, two-sleeper rooms with ensuites, two communal kitchens, two communal bathrooms, private lounge, private deck, and a private heated pool. 
 
Each bedroom has been individually decorated by our Director, Zoe Ellender, according to the following themes; Almond, Blueberry, Coffee, Date, Elderberry, Fig, Ginger, and Honey.

The bedrooms each boast two single beds dressed in white percale linen (100% Egyptian Cotton), timeless antique furnishings, built-in cupboards with shelves, full-length mirrors, tea and coffee facilities, laptop safes, electric mosquito repellents, and ensuite bathrooms with showers. One of the specialties of the décor is definitely how we gave the rooms a personal touch by framing hand-painted artwork from our Director, Camp Manager and other artistic members of staff. 

Our teacher's lounge has multimedia facilities such as free wifi connection, flat screen television and dish satellite/cable TV. There are comfortable loungers, a dining table, veranda, and transparent blinds in case of poor weather conditions (to block out the wind, rain etc. whilst still enjoying the scenery). 

Our communal kitchens with honesty bar facility and bathrooms are situated alongside the lounge creating complete amenity. 

  
The highlight of the teacher's cabins is, of course, the private, heated swimming pool and deck. With our warm, tropical coastline climate, a swimming pool is an ultimate retreat for a cool dip and relaxation after a day full of fun. 
 
Our School Tours is an opportunity for you, dear teachers, to take a break while your learners are gaining new experiences and learning at Sugar Bay. 

Here are some other exclusive activities that we offer our teachers:
  • Sunset Cruise
  • Braai & Sundowner evenings
  • Pizza at the Beach
  • Cocktails at the Ocean Reef Hotel 
Watch the video below featuring some of the highlights from our exclusive teacher's cabins: 

 
What are you waiting for? Book a school tour at Sugar Bay right away and secure your school's spot for 2017. Check our School's Albums on Facebook to get an idea of what ur school tours entails. 

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