Upcoming August Holiday Camps

We’re warming our way into spring with some more incredible themed holiday camps at Sugar Bay. We’re showcasing our talents and searching for the one with the X-Factor, adventuring the Amazon, exploring the world of Emojis and celebrating Sugar Bay’s Sweet Sixteenth. You can’t miss out on these amazing August holiday camps! 
 
X-Factor week: 6-13 August

 
We’re hosting our very own X-Factor week, where campers will get the opportunity to showcase their talents and compete to win the ultimate prize; A free holiday camp at Sugar Bay! 
 
Highlights:
  • X-Factor Show
  • Biscuit-making classes
  • Spoken word poetry classes
  • Beat-boxing classes
  • Singing classes
  • Excursion – Live Stage Show
What will it cost to help my child discover their X-Factor?
Book now to be a part of the world’s biggest talent show! 
 
Amazon week: 13-20 August

 
Join us on this wild adventure in the world’s largest tropical rainforest, the Amazon. We’re bringing the jungle to Sugar Bay! 
 
Highlights:
  • Camp Survivor challenges
  • Survivor skills classes
  • Scouts classes
  • Camouflage face painting
  • Forest walks
  • Excursion – Umgeni Bird Park
How much to embark on this amazing adventure?
Book now and experience the Amazon! 
 
Emoji week: 20-27 August

 
Embark in this exciting experience as all our text messaging emojis come to life this week at Sugar Bay! It’s going to be a rollercoaster of emojis! 
 
Highlights:
  • Mood-changing drama classes
  • Spread the happiness emoji stickers – fun activities
  • Flags of the world evening program
  • Pac man game
  • Foods of the world – Taste testing
  • Excursion – Jump for Joy Indoor Trampoline Arena
The price of enjoying the emoji excitement?
Book now and express yourself endlessly with the emojis! 
 
Sugar Bay Sweet 16th week: 27 August – 3 September

 
It’s our birthday and this year, and we’re sugar coating everything at camp as we celebrate our super sweet sixteen! 
 
Highlights:
  • Balloon modeling classes
  • Celebratory cupcakes every day
  • Helium balloon games
  • Sparkler activities
  • Official opening of new indoor sports hall with basketball and soccer courts
  • Excursion – uShaka Marine World Aquarium & themed Water Park
What will the cost of this celebration be?
Book now and celebrate our super-sweet-sixteen with us! 

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