Breakout is an obstacle challenge game that requires players to solves a series of puzzles and problems before being eligible to escape a locked room.
With so many kids’ activities available, Sun City Resort is the perfect family destination where kids can explore, have fun and make magical childhood memories. From outdoor adventures to indoor arcade gaming and educational kids’ entertainment, the fun starts at Sun City.
The Crocodile Village crocodile park at Sun City Resort offers unique and educational kids’ activities as well as the thrill of watching a feeding frenzy.
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General Mining Store and Scratch Patch offer unique kids’ activities in the form of treasure hunting for precious stones and prizes.
Find the magic this festive season with the spectacular new Forest of Lights at the Cascades in the Sun City Resort, every night from 18h00.
The Magic Company situated in Sun Central, Sun City's coolest entertainment centre, hosts a wide range of games as well as ten-pin bowling.
Enter a world of cinematic genius. Grab your popcorn, slush and just sit back to enjoy all the latest blockbusters.
Kamp Kwena offers fun and educational kids’ activity programmes throughout the year with qualified childcare.
Enjoy some adults-only time while your kids are taken care of at Kamp Kwena Crèche, a fully supervised childcare facility at Soho.
Get your kids started early on the golf scene at Waterworld’s 18-hole mini golf course, an ideal activity for guaranteed family fun.
For four-wheeled family fun, kids aged between 8 and 12 can test their driving skills on our mini quad biking track at Sun City.
Segaetsho Cultural Village offers visitors the chance to discover and explore the rich heritage of the Batswana culture.
All aboard for family fun! Take the kids on a railroad adventure around the Waterworld Lake on the Stimela Train.
An activity for the whole family, experience unparalleled views of Sun City Resort from the Sun Star deck.
Sun City now offers virtual reality gaming as part of its interactive experiences and activities.
Other than traffic from the neighboring countries, which still mostly makes its way into South Africa by road, most travellers use air services to get to South Africa.
Getting to South Africa is easy. The country boasts 3 international airports -
OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg
Cape Town International Airport
King Shaka International Airport in Durban
The lion's share of international airlines flying to South Africa fly into OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, also called ORTIA for short. The airport is one of the busiest in Africa. All 3 airports are managed by the Airports Company of South Africa (ACSA) - its website is a great source of South African travel information.
There are also limited means of getting to South Africa by sea. A number of cruise itineraries include Durban or Cape Town on their routes, while Safmarine's cargo ships, which sail between the UK and South African ports over a 2-week duration, offer a few passenger cabins. There is also the well-known RMS St Helena which travel from the UK to Cape Town calling at the islands of Tenerife, St Helena and Ascension, as well as Walvis Bay in Namibia.
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