Upcoming March/April Holiday Camps

The March/April school holidays are coming up soon. If you're wondering what to do with your kids, there is still time to book their stay at the best children's paradise in South Africa. We have four unique and exciting themes for each of our upcoming holiday camps. Places are limited and filling up quickly, so call us now to reserve a spot.

Escape Room Week: 22nd - 29th March

This week will be all about deciphering codes to unlock doors that lead to epic adventures. On the final day, campers will have to follow the clues to find a key which will allow them to escape from Sugar Bay (with counselor supervision, of course), to have a braai at the beach.
Highlights:
  • Laser tag excursion
  • Formal Vegas party night
  • Escape from Sugar Bay


Santa's Vacation Week: 12th - 19th April



 When Santa is away, the elves will come to Sugar Bay to play! This will be a very festive and jolly week at camp. There will be crafts to make, toys to test and presents to unwrap. 

Highlights:
  • R100 tuck shop voucer for the camper who can guess where Santa went on vacation
  • 7-day Sugar Bay advent calendar with a special present for 7 lucky campers
  • Excursion to an ice skating rink

The Wizard of Oz Week: 19th - 26th April


We're off to see the wizard - the wonderful wizard of Oz.

Highlights:

Our campers are in for a treat this week. They should bring their competitive spirit and a sweet tooth with them to camp.

Highlights:
  • Excursion to a trampoline park



For prices, click here. If you have any questions about our holiday camps, please call us on 032 485 3778 / +27 82 525 9503 or send an email to holidays@sugarbay.co.za.

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