Swaziland Heritage Tours

THE KINGDOM OF SWAZILAND-2 Nights/3 Days

Day 1: Arriving in Swaziland

you are met by our representative at the airport, who will transfer you to Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary. Swaziland’s history is surprisingly long and fascinating for such a small nation.

Artifacts up to 200 000 years old and ancient rock paintings from approximately 25 000 BC have been found in the country. Swaziland’s first documented inhabitants, Khoisan hunter-gatherers, were eventually displaced by Bantu tribes who migrated from eastern Africa’s Great Lakes area during the 15th and 16th Centuries.

In more contemporary times, when the then ruling monarch, King Mswati 11 died in 1982, the Great Council of State selected a young 14-year-old prince to be the next king. He continued his education in England attending Sherbourne School before he was called back to the throne and crowned on 25 April 1986 aged 18 and 6 days! The king and his mother, whose title is Ndlovukati (“Great She-Elephant”), rule jointly.

Overnight: Forresters Inn

Day 2: Village Tour

After breakfast, we visit Umphakatsi Cultural village – this is the local chief’s village where we explore authentic Swazi Culture with great photo opportunities! We then proceed to the Ezulwini Valley and the capital city, Mbabane.

Enjoy outside on a wildlife safari on horseback amongst the animals!

We then depart for the cultural village in Mantenga followed by a trip into the Ezulwini Valley to view Swazi Art & Craft.

There is traditional Swazi dancing on selected evenings.

Overnight: Forresters Inn

Day 3: Milwane - Departure

After breakfast, another outride on horseback to view the animal life of Mlilwane.

Transfer to Manzini Airport.

TOURING ENDS!

Valid Passports Essential

If the number of clients increases or decreases the cost will be adjusted accordingly!

Included:

Accommodation & meals as indicated
Entry Fees
Mineral Water
Transport in 4x4 vehicles
Game Drives
Airport Transfers

Excluded:

All drinks
Personal expenses
Personal insurances
Tips to guide
Activities- Walks/Hikes

General Information:

Every guest on tour is entering a rural and unspoiled African terrain.

Therefore, it is necessary to travel with a tolerant and flexible mind.

Accommodations, bathroom facilities, and meals are at most places very basic, simple, and rustic.

Most lunch stops are based on packed lunches or picnic meals in Lesotho

There are no or very few toilet facilities en route.

We reserve the right to alter any routes or itineraries should circumstances, like weather, road conditions, unforeseen obstacles, etc. so demand.

Some accommodations use generators for the supply of electricity, which switches off at 22:00, and gas geysers for hot water supply.

This is True, unspoiled Africa –at its Best!