The Little Bush Baby Co. specialise in Family Safaris and Children's Nature activities. We focus on getting children to explore the natural world around us in a fun and interactive way. Traditional safaris involve long drives and endless searching for wildlife, the children are simply tagging along. This makes the perfect recipe for a child's mind to shut down and boredom to set in. We banish that by taking a safari at the child's pace, including lots of engaging activities and games, vehicle... Read more

Aside from the amazing mountain biking and running trails on Holla Trails which operate from Sugar Rush Park, we have a huge open grassed area plus a toddler zone and playground as well as a kids pump track. Visitors to Sugar Rush Park can linger in the The Digs Kitchen which offers a breakfast and lunch menu, as well as a range of coffees, juices and teas. Ride, run and play to your hearts content and then be refreshed at our cafe or treat yourself to a delicious milkshake or ice cream at Milk... Read more

Dolphin Holiday Resort comprises of a variety of campsites from fully grassed sites to fully shaded sites all with 15amp electricity points (TV connections on certain sites, selected channels). There are 8 self catering cottages (sleep 6) 2 Log Cabins (sleep 4) and 2 Rondavals (sleep 2), these units are fully equipped with everything except for beach towels and dish cloths and have their own braai facilities. Surrounding the resort there are 4 modern, well maintained ablutions blocks, 2 laundries,... Read more

Holiday camp for kids and teens 7-17 years old. Only American-style summer camp in South Africa. Offer over 100 activities, which children are free to choose from. Sugar Bay has high safety standards with first aid trained staff supervising children 24/7 at a staff to child ratio of 1:3. You can be assured that your children are safe while they are enjoying the holiday of a lifetime. Booking costs include accommodation, 3 meals a day, all activities and full-time supervision. Each holiday week is... Read more