Upcoming June/July Holiday Camps


The first half of the year is almost done! And to celebrate that we’re halfway there, we’re giving campers a R1800 discount on all our June/July holiday camps. We’ve programmed four themed holiday camps for these winter holidays, and we’ve picked the best of the bunch! Even though it’s getting a little chilly, know the sun always shines at Sugar Bay. 
 
Smurfs - The Lost Village week: 25 June – 2 July



















Join us as we embark on an adventure with our blue little friends through the forest filled with enchanted creatures to uncover the biggest secret in Smurf history! 
 
Highlights:
  • Enchanted Beach Bonfire
  • Forbidden Forest Fear Factor
  • Smurf Blue Colour Run
  • Papa Smurf’s Potion-Making Classes
  • Magical make your own Smurf Class
  • Camp out at the Forbidden Forest
How much will it cost to embark on this adventure?
Book now to go blue & become a Smurf! 

Baywatch week: 2-9 July


Sugar Bay loves the sand, surf and sea and now it’s time to do some Bay watching! Come sun-bath with our lifeguards as they do all they can to ensure the safety of the Bay. 
 
Highlights:
  • Sea Swim at the Bay
  • Surfing Lessons
  • Beach Day
  • Beach Fitness Classes
  • Life Guard Lessons
  • Excursion to the Ballito Mr. Price Pro International Surf & Lifestyle Event
What will it cost to chill at the Bay?
Book now & get ready to Bay watch! 

Pizza week: 9-16 July

 
It’s time to tantalize your taste buds this week as we feast on the most popular Italian delicacy all week long… Pizza! Don’t miss out as we literally give you a pizza our heart. 
 
Highlights:
  • Pizza-Making Classes
  • Master Chef – The Pizza Edition
  • Pizza on the Beach
  • Pizza Party
  • Pizza on Paper Activities
  • Pizza-Loving Boat Cruise
How much will it cost to get yourslice of the pizza?
Book now & take your tastebuds to Italy!

Colour week: 16-23 July 


We’ve snatched the colours from the rainbow and decided to host a colour explosion at camp! It’s going to be one colossal colourful blast! 

 
Highlights:
  • Colour Therapy Colouring Classes
  • Tie-Dye Shirt-Making
  • Colour Splash Painting Classes
  • Colour Festival
  • Colour Chaos
  • Excursion to Jump for Joy Indoor Trampoline Arena
The cost to join in the colour fun?
Book now & get colour splashing!

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