Things to see and do Mbabane

Big Game Park is an institution in eSwatini, managing the country's three largest parks. The Millwan Wildlife Sanctuary in the west, close to the capital and the Ezulwini Valley, is home to warthogs, giraffes and zebras. To the east, Mkhaya Natural Reserve is home to rare black rhinos, while to the northeast lies Hlane National Park with its lions and elephants... The parks are particularly beautiful! For years, Big Game Park has been committed to preserving the country's natural heritage. A real success story!

You will find a lot of updated information, maps (free), hotels, restaurants and activities... Don't forget to pick up a copy of What's happening in Swaziland and What's on in Swaziland, a wealth of information on culture, history and current affairs. You can also download a lot of documentation from their website. They also organise personalised tours to discover the eSwatini, the best address in the country at this level. You can make your request by email or by phone.

North of Mbabane, about 10 km along the Pine Valley Road, you can't miss the second largest monolithic plutonic granite boulder in the world and the largest in Africa, Sibebe Rock. At 800 meters high, it covers nearly 16,500 hectares. If the climb to a rock overlooking the monolithic boulder seems perilous, you can still attempt it, but only accompanied by a guide to get an overview. In spring, the landscape is brightened up with carpets of flowers and you can meet wild horses.