Prepare to be captivated by the vibrant tapestry of Eswatini as we delve into its two pulsating cities, Mbabane and Manzini. This journey is more than just a tour; it's an immerse experience into the soul of the Eswatini nation.

Mbabane City: The capital city of the country and second biggest city with the population of 95,000 people. In the late 19th century, as European powers jostled for influence in Africa, Eswatini fell under the British protection. In 1902, the British established Mbabane as the capital of the country up until today.

Mbabane Market:  A vibrant hub in the heart of of Eswatini' s capital, is a sensory feast for visitors. Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere as you browse through stalls overflowing fresh produce, colorful crafts, and local delicacies. This bustling marketplace offers a glimpse into the everyday life of Eswatini people and a chance to discover unique treasures.

Queen Gwamile Monument: A tribute the influential Eswatini Queen regent who ruled during late 19th and 20th centuries.

Oldest Building: Currently houses the Deputy Prime Minister 's office: A historic structure that reflects the evolution of Eswatini' s government and administration.  

Oldest Shopping Center:  Commonly known as the Swazi Plaza : A land mark in Mbabane, representing the growth of commerce and trade in the city.

Local Bus Rank: A bustling hub of activity, showcasing  the vibrant and dynamic transportation system of the country. You will take a public transport from Mbabane to Manzini.

Public Transport: Travelling by public transport from point A to point B is a convenient and affordable option. The most common model of public transport in Eswatini is the mini bus taxi, locally known as "kombi" although there are big buses too, but are a bit slowly than the kombis on the road.

Manzini City: The capital economy of the Kingdom, founded in the late 1880s, by Albert Bremer, Dutch trader, established a trading post here and named it Bremersdorp. British renamed it Manzini in the 1960s, its original name even today. This is the biggest city in the country with population 150,000 people.

King Somhlolo Monument: Pay respect at this revered sites honoring King Somhlolo known as "King Sobhuza 1st" who united the emaSwati people under one religion "Christianity", laying the foundation for the modern- day Eswatini' s national religion.

Old Stone Church: Step back in time at this historic church in the city, a testament to the region' s religion and architectural heritage.

Oldest Sopping Center: Experience the heart of commerce at the oldest shopping center, commonly known as Bhunu Mall: Explore this bustling hub, a cornerstone of the city' s economic life, and witness the vibrant mix of local business and international brands.

Manzini Market: Immerse yourself in the vibrant Manzini market the biggest market in the country: Indulge in a sensory feast at this bustling market, overflowing with fresh produce, traditional medicines, local crafts, and the lively energy of everyday life.

Mdzimba Mountain: Lunch at Phaselitje Rock Resort is a truly unique experience. Nestled atop of Mdzimba Mountain 1,2km above sea-level, the resort offered breathtaking views of the surrounding Ezulwini Valley. Lunch a local cuisine known as umgcwembe, while enjoying the fresh mountain air  and company of friendly staff.

Mantenga Cultural Village: Immerse yourself in Eswatini culture at the traditional village. Explore traditional huts, witness vibrant dance performances, and listen to captivating choral music. Conclude your journey with a breathtaking view of Mantenga Waterfalls, cascading amidst the lush greenery.

Then drive back to the hotel and marks the end of the tour.
 

Price includes: transport, driver/guide, activities, and lunch.