Parents Really Need A Break Now.

Lockdown has been long. So we get it, if you’re a parent that feels like you really need a break from being an all-in-one parent, friend and school teacher 24-hours a day.



Perhaps it’s best to look forward, and have a plan for your recuperation and a plan that will also give your kids the outdoor freedom and adventure they crave.

You are exhausted and your kids want an adventure — that’s what holiday camps are for, that's what camp counselors are for. Yes, holiday camps will re-open again. It’s something that you can look forward to.

 During the down time, we have revamped the cabins to give holiday adventures a new look. New shooting games have been added to the program, and a new water slide has been installed. There is always something new at Sugar Bay. We even have a new menu. 



We understand that kids cannot wait to laugh and run around with their friends again. We also understand that parents would like more freedom to work, and to also have a break. So when holiday camps re-open, the parents can recuperate at home; whilst the kids have fun at camp. Those are exactly the kind of restorative moments Sugar Bay holiday camp can give your family. We are excited for when we can entertain your kids again. 



So when your kids are asking you a million questions about what there is to do, and when they can go outside — give them (and yourself) a little hope. Tell them about the freedom, friends and fun of camp that they can to look forward to when lockdown is over.



Send your kids to come join us for a holiday of fun when we re-open. Holiday camp will be an even more exciting experience for your kids. The wait won’t be easy, but it will definitely be worth it—for both you and your kids.

 For more information or to book a camp, please call Sugar Bay on 032 485 3778. Alternatively you can send an email to holidays@sugarbay.co.za or check out our website sugarbay.co.za.
Location: 21 Nkwazi Dr, Zinkwazi Beach, Nkwazi, 4480, South Africa

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