Upcoming April Holiday Camps

The Easter bunny is getting the eggs out his basket and Sugar Bay is also rewarding you with a R2900 discount off all our upcoming April holiday camps. Are you ready to start you’re your school vacation in splendour and have an epic end to the summer? We certainly are!

Dungeons and dragons week – 1-8 April

Come in your armor as we prepare to participate in the ultimate medieval battle for Dungeons and Dragons week at Sugar Bay. We’re going to have fire-breathing fun all week long. You’d better get your game on, you wouldn’t want to end up in the dungeon.

Highlights:
  • Journey to the dragons cave (themed camp out)
  • Character building classes (campers will get to design their own characters using different art materials)
  • Each day is themed and has its own events (example; Day of treasure - We will host a treasure hunt around the whole of camp)
  • Campers will complete challenges in order to earn keys throughout the week which they will use at the end of the week in order to escape the dungeons during the all camp game
  • School of magic, inspired by the magical creatures – dragons. Campers will watch a magic show and learn how to perform magic tricks
How much would this medieval experience cost?

Book now & begin flying on the dragons!

Anything is possible week – 16-22 April

Nothing is impossible. The word itself says I’m-possible! We truly believe this at Sugar Bay, which is why we’re hosting “Anything is possible” week at camp. This week, we want to show our campers that there are no restrictions to what they can achieve. It’s all about believing in yourself. 

Highlights:
  • Galactic Space Council - a random camper will be chosen every day and given the power to do anything they want to do, as well as join the council
  • Themed days (example: Paper plane day will include learning how to create a paper plane and participating in a paper plane fly off)
  • Kids get to choose their own creative arts activities
  • Giba Gorge Mountain-Biking Excursion
  • Carnival night in the swimming pool
What would the cost be to make this possible?

Book now & watch how everything & anything becomes possible!

Science week – 22-29 April
 
We’re calling all professors to put on their lab coats in order for us to begin our experiments in the Sugar Bay laboratory for Science week. This week, we’re turning our campers into mini scientists, as we experiment and learn whilst having the most fun. 

Highlights:
  • Camp will turn into a science lab
  • Learn different experiments every day
  • Lazer Tag Excursion
  • Kid Scientist of the day Awards
  • Counselors turn into mad scientists throughout the week
What’s the price to join this scientific breakthrough experience?

Book now and begin experimenting!

Aqualand week – 29 April-6 May

Join us as we celebrate this coming together of water and land during Aqualand week at Sugar Bay. This week will be all about the elements; specifically, earth and water. Our activities and programming this week will be scheduled equally in water and on land. 

Highlights:
  • Ushaka Marine World Aquarium & Themed Water Park Excursion
  • Counselors will be competing with each other in a Land versus Sea battle
  • Special beach activities (example: Beach meditation)
  • Kids get to choose which team to join (Team Land/Team Sea)
  • Beach Bonfire
The cost to experience Aqualand?

Book now & prepare for the Land versus Sea battle!

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