"Swaziland the Switzerland of Africa"

Has been for several countries, including Eswatini, due to their stunning mountain scenery. The mountainous region of the country is particularly striking, offering visitors breathtaking scenery and opportunities to outdoor activities.

Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary: Embark on a 1 hour thrilling guided safari walk, encountering diverse wildlife like zebras, impalas, blesboks in their natural habitat and dam full of crocodiles.

National Museum: Delve into the rich history and culture of Eswatini, exploring fascinating exhibits on traditional crafts, history, culture, traditional weaponry, religious and traditional regalia just to mention a few. 

King Sobhuza 2nd Memorial Park: Pay respects at the place where his body was rested to be viewed by local and international community before being take to the mountains for final resting. King Sobhuza 2nd is the longest reigning monarch in African history, and learn about his significant contributions to the nation.

Ngwenya Glass Factory: Witness the artistry of glassblowing (mid-week) at the factory, where skilled artisans transform molten glass into stunning sculptures and decorative items. Get some for your friends and families back home and also other shops for local  produced chocolates, rum and gin.

Maguga Dam: Enjoy your lunch and marvel at the impressive Maguga Dam, a hydroelectric power plant offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.

Nsangwini Rock Painting: Journey back in time to ancient rock art sites, where you can admire the intricate and enigmatic bushman paintings depicting scenes of hunting, rituals, and daily life.

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