Valley of the Waves shuts temporarily

Valley of the Waves shuts temporarily

Valley of the Waves set to close for just under a month.
07 May 2018
Valley of the Waves set to close for just under a month. 
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Sun International has announced that Sun City’s Valley of the Waves, in South Africa’s North West province, will close for annual maintenance.

Closure dates are from May 28 to June 22.

Sun International advises operators to inform their guests accordingly.

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