Upcoming March / April camps

With a discount of R3000, don’t miss out on our blockbuster themed March / April holiday camps. Got two left feet? Don’t sweat it, with Ariel’s’shimmy, we’ll have you ready for a night out where fries and milkshakes fill your tummy and musical acts are the order of the day! If you think that’s the only trick we have up our sleeve, think again! We’ve got Genie dropping in, diverging realities; where we’ll be flying on carpets and making wishes come true! Who knows, we might end up travelling through time to a world of robots and flying cars.

Footloose Week: 24 - 31 March 2019

Get your dancing shoes on because Sugar Bay will be going back in time and turning into a music and dance showdown!

Highlights 

  • Footloose fashion show 
  • Rock music classes 
  • Gumboot dance classes 
  • Dancing with the stars competition 
  • Themed flashmobs 

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO GO BACK IN TIME? 

BOOK NOW TO FOR A WEEK OF HAIRSPRAY AND ROCK MUSIC.


Aladdin Week: 14 -21 April 2019


We're going to be dancing on a magic carpet and making wishes come true with Abu! Join us as we enter a mystic wonderland. 

Highlights 

  • Magic classes 
  • Morocan themed carnival night 
  • Aladdin skits and stunts 
  • Genie in the bottle themed Fear Factor 

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR YOUR DREAMS TO COME TRUE? 

BOOK NOW FOR A RIDE ON A MAGIC CARPET.


Fries and Milkshake week: 21 -28 April 2019

Who's ready for a week of food mish-mash and a whole lot of crazy? Fries and Milkshake anyone?

Highlights 

  • Senior food fights 
  • Fear Factor night
  • Little Chefs competition 
  • Beach bonfire  

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR A WEEK OF FRIES AND MILKSHAKE? 

BOOK NOW FOR YOUR SPOT IN THE WORLD'S BIGGEST FOOD FIGHT.



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

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