Upcoming December/January Holiday Camps

 
It almost feels like yesterday when we were dreaming about a sunshine-filled December and spending our summer vacation with all our lovely campers at Sugar Bay. Well guess what? Before we knew it, summer and December have arrived! We have planned four incredibly themed camps these upcoming December and January school holidays. 



Finding Dory Week: 9 - 16 December

 

Join us in an underwater adventure with Nemo and Marlin as we join in the search for the loving and often forgetful little blue tang fish, Dory.



Highlights:

  • Excursion: Ushaka Marine World Themed Water Park & Aquarium.

  • Beach Art Classes: Shell art, Beach in a bottle, Up-cycling of items found on the shore.

  • California themed Beach Party Night.

  • School of Fish Talent Show: Winners will be treated to a special Sushi dinner.

  • “Be-kind-to-one-another-campaign”: As inspired by the voice of Dory herself, Ellen De Genres and her daytime talk show. Every day of the week will begin with this uplifting topic.
  • Ellen and her DJ stage-setup: Just like the talk show, Sugar Bay will host its very own The Ellen De Genres show everyday. Our very own Ellen will walk through her audience and dance while her awesome DJ drops the beat in the background encouraging campers to sing and dance.
The price of this unforgettable underwater experience?

Book now and begin finding Dory!


Candy Land Week: 16 - 23 December

 

Things often get sweet around camp, but our Candy-land theme will seee our camp transformed into a kingdom ruled by flavourful characters and sugary experiences. The sky will rain candy and turn camp into Candy Land. You simply cannot miss out on this sweet, summer camp experience.


Highlights:

  • Stay-over Excursion: Galleria Ice Rink.

  • Excursion: Gateway Theatre of Shopping - Indoor Soccer/ Bowling/ Water Slides.

  • Sweet-Treat-Making Classes: Sweet making classes with different sweets and different flavours every day.

  • Candy Land Party Night: Peppermint Forest themed.

  • Candy Construction: Campers will use various candies to create a Candy Land Kingdom.







Outrageously Crazy Week: 27 December – 2 January

 

It's time to get crazy as we turn things inside out and upside down during Outrageously Crazy week at Sugar Bay! This mad camp will certainly be one of the highlights as we approach the new year.


Highlights:


  • Excursion: Jump for Joy Indoor Trampoline Arena – Durban.

  • Outrageously Crazy New Years Eve Party: Fireworks and non-alcoholic champagne as we do the final count down into 2017. 

  • Last Day of 2016 Pool Party: All day outrageous pool/waterslide party

  • The Ridiculous Show: Campers will be putting on a crazy show as part of our final stage production for 2016.

  • Outrageously Crazy Evening Programs: Including themes such as: Plumbing night, Saliva night, Crazy food-eating competition night, etc. 
     







Blast from the Past Week: 2 – 8 January

 

After springing into the new year, we rewind the clock back and travel into the past to relive some of the most entertaining generations of history. 
 
Highlights:

  • Stay-over Excursion: Super Tubes – Gateway Theatre of Shopping.

  • Educational Excursion: Shaka Land Cultural Village – Eshowe.
  • Camp-out/Camp-in: Campers can choose to either camp-out, on our exclusive camping spot on the other side of the Zinkwazi lagoon, or camp-in and indulge in our very own Sugar Bay spa, cooking classes and make-over sessions.

  • Back-in-time themes every day: 60's, 70's, 80's, Zulu Traditional Times and Modern-Day Times. 

  • King & Queen of the Era: Campers will vote for their King & Queen in the particular era (70s/80s/90s).

  • 80's Party Night: Lumo Colours themed.

  • Golden Oldie Daily Themed Classes: Including: Shrinky Dink creations, Beaded T-Shirt making, Tye-dye and Charts that topped that time.
How much to have a blast from the past? 
 
Book now to go time traveling with us!

Camp space is running out fast! If you're wondering what our holiday camps are all about, watch how we have transformed camp with our past themes.
  
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