Upcoming June/July Camps

With the mid-year approaching, it's time to press the restart button, so that your kids can feel refreshed and prepared for the second half of their academic year. Reward their hard work with a tropical school holiday adventure that could not be found on the TV or computer. We have three imaginatively themed camps for the July school holidays, and our R1900 discount officially makes Sugar Bay the best way to spend the winter holidays.

Spiderman Week


Fighting crime one web at a time, Peter Parker promises to swing past Sugar Bay for a quick break and join in on our web of fun.

Highlights:

  • A carnival with a New York theme will be held where the juniors will indulge in a range of American carnival activities. 
  • A special beach bonfire will be hosted for the seniors where they'll be spoiled with a colour fire and fire show.
  • Skits and Stunts: Campers will enjoy a performance of crazy skits and stunts put on by our counselors.
  • Campers will enjoy a pool party and a carnival with a photo booth, bungee trampoline, obstacle course and banner signing. 

How much would it cost to get stuck in this web of fun?

Book now and become a superhero!



Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 


With whimsical adventure awaiting us during our Charlie and the Chocolate Factory holiday camp, we look forward to swimming in chocolate and blasting into a galaxy of sweetness. Who's got their golden ticket to enter Willy Wonka's factory?

Highlights:

  • Opening night game: Whipplescrumpcious Chocolate Game.
  • Ooompha Loompha Show Night: This theatrical dreamland is just waiting to entice our campers' imaginations.
  • Casino Night: With casino games galore, campers have to earn as many chips as possible!
  • The sweet factor: From chocolate races to chocolate faces, we'll be having sweet chocolate game fun.
  • Candy Obstacle Course:  A night of Halloween trick or treating. 
  • All camp game of Pac Man, campers need to collect as many balls for their cabins.
How much does a golden ticket cost?

Russia Week

For our last camp, we are embracing winter for a holiday in Russia. So grab your Shapka-ushanka and your soccer boots and join us for the Fifa Soccer World Cup!

Highlights: 


  • Ice skating excursion.
  • Campers vs. Counselors soccer game.
  • Variety of team sports (scotty the pirate, capture the flag, king of the hill)
  • Beach soccer.
  • Soccer with water balloons .

    • How much would it cost to experience cold Russia?

    Book now for a week of soccer mania!

    Location: 21 Nkwazi Dr, Zinkwazi Beach, Nkwazi, 4480, South Africa

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