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Africa’s Largest Easter Treasure Trail

7 March 2016 by Alan
Easter Trail
Standing: Raggy the Shark, Rusty the Penguin, “the Pirate”, the Easter Bunny, Lasandra Majola, Slippy the Seal, Delia the Dolphin. Seated: Kendra Randall, Rio September, Ranjika Sukhdao, Arum Meiring-Pollock and Ziyaana Abdul Karim

Long, long ago, a mystery ship was wrecked just off the coast of uShaka Marine World and, rumour has it, that a mystery treasure was secretly smuggled ashore and buried by the Pirate!

No-one has found it yet – which is why uShaka’s favourite Easter bunny is inviting children to join him and uShaka Marine World’s Ocean Warriors, that of Delia the Dolphin, Slippy the Seal, Rusty the Penguin and Raggy the Shark, for an exciting treasure hunt on Saturday, March 26th and Sunday, March 27th.

Of course, this year’s treasure trail is not just about the awesome 100 000 Beacon Easter eggs, but our Ocean Warriors have whispered that there are far more exciting finds including bunny bears, bunny ears and so much more!

Our little treasure explorers will be given time to scour Sea World and uShaka Kids World and be introduced to a number of tasks, some of which will include colouring in a picture, hopping just like the Easter bunny, doing the funky Chicken Dance, participating in a cool carrot and spoon walk and having their faces painted with a bunny nose and whiskers.

After all the fun activities, kids will be rewarded with some very special goodies – sure to make it an Easter to remember!

Look out for fun stops along the way where our little treasure seekers can enjoy yummy treats and delicious drinks. We’ll also be telling them all about the beautiful sea creatures that they will meet along the way.

On both days, the treasure trail begins bright and early at 7am with the adventure ending at 8:30am so that our guests can enjoy our special Easter Dolphin Show.

Tickets cost R130 per person for the Easter Treasure Trail or alternatively a combo ticket at R180 per person can be purchased, which includes the Easter Treasure Trail, and entry into Wet n Wild and Sea World.

Tickets can be purchased in advance through uShaka’s online ticketing or at the uShaka Marine World ticketing office located on site – but remember, tickets are limited!

For further information, log on to www.ushakamarineworld.co.za or call 031-3288000.

Category: EntertainmentTag: Easter, Easter Bunny

About Alan

The one with a “My Complex” – incurable but fun. Grumpy, Cynical, Wise and Idiotic. I can also be found HERE.

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