5-Day Swaziland Tour

We will transport you to Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary after picking you up at King Mswati III Airport or Mbabane.
This reserve was converted into a sanctuary so that the fast disappearing wild animals of Swaziland may have a safe haven.
Savor a delicious dinner at a buffet with regional cuisine, then see a traditional Swazi dance.
You will spend the night in the reserve.
Accommodation: Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary - Rest Camp Hut

The tour ascends to Mbabane, the capital city of Swaziland, and then proceeds north to Malolotja Nature Reserve. One of the main features here is the former Ngwenya Iron Ore Mine. Although the iron ore excavation has surpassed the Lion Cavern in size, which dates back to approximately 43,000 BC, it is still a fascinating look into the history of the Stone Age. It is without a doubt the oldest human excavation in the world.

Next, it's time to explore Ngwenya Glass, Swaziland's most popular artwork. Visitors may witness as local craftsmen manufacture gorgeous crockery and animal sculptures in this shop that doubles as a factory.

The excursion continues north, toward the picturesque Komati River Valley. Along the way, there are excellent spots for seeing and taking pictures in rural Swazi communities. The excursion culminates with a view of the enormous Sibebe Rock monolith, which is the most well-known geological landmark in Swaziland.
Accommodation: Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary - Rest Camp Hut

Proceed to the Royal National Park of Hlane. On the orders of King Sobhuza ll, Hlane Royal National Park was established as a national park in 1967, succeeding Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary (1961). The siSwati word for "wilderness" is "hlane." Hlane is a reasonably priced resort in the Lowveld that offers a diverse range of intriguing species, such as large game, abundant wildlife, and remarkable old hardwood habitats.

Once the region's richest hunting area, this 22,000-hectare park is home to the largest wildlife herds in the Kingdom, with lions, elephants, vultures, and marabou storks among its specialty species.

Here, we'll go on a lovely dusk game drive with the hopes of seeing lots of wildlife. Following a delightful beverage while observing the sun set, we will return to the camp for dinner and your overnight stay.
Accommodation: Bhubesi Camp

We will go on a dawn game drive after receiving an early morning wake-up call, and then we will have breakfast. If the weather permits, you are welcome to go on a game walk after breakfast. On Hlane, all guided game walks take place through the bush, along roads and game pathways, and outside the area designated for endangered animals. Two hours of peaceful walking in the outdoors enhances all senses, and the leisurely pace makes it possible to decipher the signs left by the wildlife, making it an incredibly memorable experience. The region selected for the walk will depend on your selection for a game walk or a birding walk.

Amidst mature trees teeming with birds, our recently inaugurated Mahlindza Dam Walk circles the biggest and busiest water source on Hlane. You'll have time to feel like you're on vacation during your leisurely time later in the day.
Accommodation: Bhubesi Camp

Following breakfast and check-out, we'll take you back to the designated drop-off location, including King Mswati Airport or Mbabane.
Sadly, this will be the last stop on the wonderful tour, but you will always have wonderful memories and the opportunity to return later.