FOR YOUNGER GUESTS

The Bush, At Child Height

Dream Xplorers is the group’s kids’ programme, and every Dream Hotels and Resorts property runs its own version of it. At Mjejane that means spoor moulds, bird feeders, creepy-crawly walks and a mammal list to fill in, all of it built around a game reserve on the Kruger boundary. Children collect a passport when they arrive and work through the activities inside it with an activities champion on hand. Enough completed activities earns a badge, and enough badges puts them in line for a prize.

Activities at The Peninsula

Six Categories, Six Badges To Earn

Complete the activities in a category to earn its badge. Here is what is waiting at The Peninsula All-Suite Hotel.

Kamo Challenge Badge

Junior ranger certificate, build a bird feeder, make a spoor mould, and more.

Family Fun Badge

Self-guided walking trail, a game drive, complete the mammal list, and more.

Treasure Hunter Badge

Treasure hunt, spot a lion, find Kamo, and more.

Active Explorer Badge

Sports day, lawn and pool games, bok-drol-spoeg, and more.

HOW IT WORKS

Get Your Passport And Start Xploring

1

Arrive at Mjejane Bush Camp and collect a passport from reception. There is nothing to book and nothing to arrange in advance.

2

Work through the activities inside it during the stay, with an activities champion on hand to help.

3

Complete enough activities to earn a badge, and enough badges to go in for a prize at the end of the holiday.

FOR PARENTS

What We Can Tell You, And What To Ask

An activities champion at the camp.

At reception on arrival. Sign-up is on site, not online.

Children of all ages are welcome on guided drives, at a reduced rate for under-twelves. An indemnity is signed before taking part.

REWARDS AT THE PENINSULA

What Each Badge Is Worth

Categories
completed 1

A milkshake

Categories
completed 2

A kids pizza

Categories
completed 3

A mystery prize draw

Categories
completed 4

A Dream Xplorer t-shirt

Categories
completed 5

A Dream Xplorer hat

Categories
completed 6

A canvas printed picture

AT THE HOTEL

The Rooms The Programme Runs In

Several of the categories run in the Tech Room, which is open to Peninsula guests only and holds gaming consoles including Xbox, Xbox One and PlayStation along with tablet stations. The games room takes the table tennis and the pool competition, and the family walk starts across the road on the promenade. Strolla has a supervised play area for children under ten, with a parent indemnity to sign.

GOOD TO KNOW

Safety And Supervision

START XPLORING

Join On Your Next Holiday

The Dream Xplorers journey begins on arrival at the resort, where Xplorers sign up to gain access to the Dream Xplorers app. Simply ask at reception to begin.

FAQ

Dream Xplorers is the children’s programme run across Dream Hotels and Resorts. Children collect a passport at reception and complete activities during their stay to earn badges and go in for prizes. Each property has its own passport and its own activity set.

Children pick up a Dream Xplorers passport from reception when they arrive at Mjejane Bush Camp. There is nothing to book in advance and no online sign-up, so it can be arranged on the day you check in.

The Mjejane Bush Camp passport includes making a spoor mould, building a bird feeder, completing a mammal list, treasure hunts, sports and pool games, and working towards a junior ranger certificate.

An activities champion at Mjejane Bush Camp guides children through the passport activities. Parents should confirm supervision arrangements and age suitability with reception on arrival, particularly for younger children.

Children of all ages are welcome on guided game drives at Mjejane Bush Camp, at a reduced rate for under-twelves. Tell the camp when you book so the vehicle can be allocated with young children in mind, and an indemnity is signed beforehand.

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