At ActiveActivities we are building the most comprehensive online marketplace of activities for kids in South Africa where you can find kids activities for all occasions and contact providers quickly and easily.

Our mission is to connect parents and carers with activities for children and make it quick and easy to find, compare and select the best things to do for kids and events for kids based on your search criteria.

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Kick-Starting Soccer: A Guide to Early Engagement

Emphasize the importance of enjoying the game and learning from every experience.

Nurturing Young Gymnasts: A Nutritional Guide for Future Champions

Minimize the consumption of sugary and processed foods. These can cause energy spikes and crashes, disrupting your child's focus and endurance during their gymnastic training.

How to choose to train in karate

There are many factors to consider when taking up karate, in order to get the most out of your practise. This article examines each of the core areas to consider and explains how they can improve and impact you while you're in and out of class.

Angling for Kids

Angling - fishing with a hook and line - is a popular family activity, and a great way to spend a sunny afternoon. Angling can be both a relaxing experience, or a fiercely competitive sport.

The Magic of Gymnastics Camps for School Holidays in South Africa

Enrolling your child in a Gymnastics Camp during the school holidays in South Africa isn't just about having a good time; it's about embracing the South African lifestyle.

Cafes with kids play areas

Keep your kids entertained in a café! Let your children stay at the play area and they might even make a new friend!

Scouts develops friendship and achievements

Scouts for Kids

Are you in search of a kids' activity that will promote your child's mental, social, and physical development? How about the Scouts? The first Boy Scouts organisation was founded in England as a way to teach boys survival skills, hard work, and comradeship. The first New Zealand Boy Scout camp was started in 1908, and Scouts New Zealand is now a national movement and community institution, which provides a wide range of camps and activities for children of all ages.