Hiking – All Out Africa

The Lubombo Trail

Marie Dahl — Tue, 11 Nov 2025 07:07:06 +0000

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ITINERARY

The Lubombo Trail

4 Days | Slack Packing in the Lubombo Conservancy

Follow ancient footpaths along the spine of the Lubombo Mountains — a landscape shaped by soaring ridgelines, deep valleys, and sweeping views across Eswatini and Mozambique. By day, hike light through rugged terrain, riverine forests, and wildlife-rich reserves; by night, settle into set-up camps where hot meals, crackling fires, and quiet mountain nights await.

This fully guided, fully catered 4-day trail connects Mhlumeni, Mlawula and Mbuluzi — three conservation areas that together reveal the wild, diverse heart of the Lubombo region.
Slackpacking means you carry only a daypack, leaving the logistics to us so you can fully immerse yourself in the rhythm, beauty, and serenity of these ancient mountains.

DESTINATION	The Lubombo Conservancy, Eswatini
DURATION:	4 Days/3 Nights
INCLUDES:	Trail fees, tented accommodation, meals, all equipment needed, guide
START DATES:	Any time for private groups. See open group dates below
PERFECT FOR:	Families, group travel, individuals, adventurers, students, etc.
RATES (FROM):	R 4,661 pp (2026) Prices vary depending on number of participants.

ITINERARY

Day 1 | Arrival

15:00 Arrive at Magadzavane Lodge. You will meet your guides and support team here and load your bags into the tour vehicle before enjoying a 30min drive, through the Mhlumeni Community to Mhlumeni Bush Lodge.

There is no hiking on Day 1 but you can explore the camp and enjoy the afternoon on top of the Lubombo Plateau as the sun sets over the lowveld below. There are beautiful views from the top of the Lubombo Mountains into Mlawula Nature Reserve (west) and the coastal plains of Mozambique (east)

Dinner is served at 18:00.

After dinner your Trail Guide, will give a briefing of the trail days ahead.

MHLUMENI BUSH CAMP

Comfy en-suite safari tents with bedding and towels provided.

No electricity but lanterns and LED lights are provided.

Day 2 | Lower Potholes | 10 KMs

EARLY breakfast.

Depart Mhlumeni Bush Camp on foot and walk along the plateau through wilderness areas into Mlawula Nature Reserve. Enjoy the gentle descent into the wild Siphiso Valley.

TRAIL HIGHLIGHTS

Mhlumeni Wilderness Area
Wooded depressions
Open grasslands
Westward views over the lowveld
Siphiso Valley
Picnic lunch en-route
Hot showers on arrival
Enjoy the evening around the campfire.

DISTANCE & DURATION

10 KMs (approx. 5.5 hours).

SIPHISO CAMP

Canvas dome safari tents. Wide open camp area with hide overlooking the seasonal Siphiso River. Thatch lapa for cover. Basic/rustic, shared, showers and flush toilets, electricity is available.

Day 3 | Komati Gorge | 17 KMs

AFTER BREAKFAST depart camp and walk through the foothills of the Lubombos down the remote and beautiful Malayida Valley. The trail on this day explores the hidden valleys in the heart of the Lubombo Conservancy and has more variety of landscapes in comparison to the previous day.

TRAIL HIGHLIGHTS

Malayida Valley & Cave
Mbuluzi River Valley
Mbuluzi River
Hot showers on arrival in camp

DISTANCE & DURATION

17 KMs (approx. 7.5 hours).

MBULUZI CAMP

Canvas dome safari tents with mattresses. There is a boma area with central fire and seating. There are stylish, outdoor bush showers and flush toilets, no electricity but lanterns are provided.

Day 4 | Views Galore

RISE EARLY and take a scenic open vehicle game drive out to the Mbuluzi Gorge Viewpoint where you will enjoy hot drinks and rusks as you welcome the sun over the Lubombo Mountains.

Relax in the morning stillness and soak up the beautiful views before walking back to camp along the walking trail.

On arrival at camp, breakfast is served in the boma.

After breakfast take a short walk down to the Mbuluzi River Potholes and relax on the rocks while the support staff pack up camp and prepare for departure.

The guides will prepare a packed lunch and then it’s time to depart camp (11:15) and enjoy a game drive through Mlawula Game Reserve, back to your vehicle at Magadzavane Lodge.

2026 RATES

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Private Trail

Get a group together with your friends and family. See rates below.

Set Depatures

Join a group and meet new people – check 2026 dates here.

Pricing Details

2026

Package Upgrades

What's Excluded

What's Included

DATES & AVAILABILITY

2026 Departure Dates

Scheduled Departures

Join a group and meet other hikers on our scheduled departures.

(Min. 8 guests and Max. 12 guests)

GENERAL TOUR INFORMATION

What To Bring

Accommodation

Meals

Please let us know, if you have special dietary requirements.

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The Malolotja Trail

Marie Dahl — Tue, 09 Sep 2025 13:39:00 +0000

The Malolotja Trail

4 Days | Slack Packing in Malolotja Nature Reserve

Step into Eswatini’s wildest frontier on the Malolotja Trail. By day, hike light across rugged escarpments, rolling grasslands, and tumbling waterfalls; by night, arrive to set-up camps and hearty meals under star-filled skies. This fully guided, fully catered 4-day trail reveals the untouched beauty of Malolotja Nature Reserve — one of Southern Africa’s most spectacular and unspoiled wilderness areas.

Slackpacking means you carry only a daypack, leaving the logistics to us while you immerse yourself in pure adventure.

DESTINATION	Malolotja Nature Reserve, Eswatini
DURATION:	4 Days/3 Nights
INCLUDES:	Trail fees, tented accommodation, meals, all equipment needed, guide
START DATES:	Any time for private groups. See open group dates below
PERFECT FOR:	Families, group travel, individuals, adventurers, students, etc.
RATES (FROM):	R 6,724 pp (2026) Prices vary depending on number of participants.

ITINERARY

Day 1 | Arrival | 7 KMs

7:30-8:30 – Meet guides and porters Malolotja Reception and hand over excess kit. Guests prepare a packed lunch before departure.
Short briefing of the trail days.
Hop into a 4X4 vehicle and transfer to the Trail Head.

Highlights this day:
• Upper parts of the Malolotja River Valley.
• Top of the Timbeleni Ridge
• Mhlangamphepa Falls
• Mhlangamphepa Valley
• Swimming in the beautiful rock pool
• Dinner around the campfire

Overnight at a beautiful wild camp near a water course. (No shade, no toilet, no shower, no electricity)

Afternoon options:
• Enjoy the natural pool or add a hike from camp to enjoy the scenery

Day 2 | Lower Potholes | 10 KMs

Early start and walk up the beautiful Mhlangamphepa Valley reaching the Lower Potholes around lunch time.

Highlights this day:
• Amazing views
• Skirting Siloftwane Peak
• Malolotja Valley
• Lower Potholes
• Afternoon spent at the potholes
• Evening around the campfire

Overnight at a beautiful shaded wild camp at the potholes. (Basic pit latrine, no shower, no electricity)

Afternoon options:
• Enjoy the natural pool or add a hike from camp to enjoy the scenery

Day 3 | Komati Gorge | 5 KMs

Enjoy a couple of hours relaxing at the Lower Potholes soaking up the breathtaking surroundings. Depart mid-morning.

Highlights this day:

• Malolotja River
• Komati River
• Komati Gorge
• Views of Mgwaiza Ridge
• Afternoon spent relaxing and swimming in the Komati River
• Evening around the campfire

Overnight at a beautiful shaded wild camp set on the sandy banks of the Komati River. (No toilet, no shower, no electricity)

Afternoon options:
• Enjoy a dip the cool river or add a hike from camp to enjoy the scenery

Day 4 | 3,5 KMs

Enjoy some time relaxing and swimming in the Komati River. Depart mid-morning and walk up and out of the Komati Valley to the Nkomati View Point.

Highlights this day:

• Komati Gorge
• Scenic vehicle transfer
• Views of Maguga Dam

— END OF TOUR —

2025 RATES

Choose your option:

Private Trail

Get a group together with your friends and family. See rates below.

Set Depatures

Join a group and meet new people – check 2026 dates here.

Pricing Details

2026

Package Upgrades

What's Excluded

What's Included

DATES & AVAILABILITY

2026 Departure Dates

Scheduled Departures

Join a group and meet other hikers on our scheduled departures.

(Min. 8 guests and Max. 12 guests)

GENERAL TOUR INFORMATION

What To Bring

Accommodation

Meals

Please let us know, if you have special dietary requirements.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

General Frequently Asked Questions

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Marine Research & Whale Shark Conservation Internship

Lucy — Wed, 26 Feb 2025 11:15:54 +0000

MARINE RESEARCH & WHALE SHARK CONSERVATION INTERNSHIP

8 - 12 Weeks | Mozambique | Conservation Project

Jump into the deep blue and help us protect these giants of the sea!

DESTINATION(S):	Mozambique
DURATION:	8 - 12 Weeks
INCLUDES:	Airport transfers, accommodation, meals, orientation and support from local staff
START DATES:	1st Monday of the Month (every month except December)
PERFECT FOR:	Adventurers, students, gap year projects, Ocean lovers, scuba dive and marine life enthusiasts
RATES (FROM):	Please contact us for a quote

PROJECT OVERVIEW

As an intern on the Marine Research & Whale Shark Conservation Project, you will gain experience in a broad range of data collection techniques and learn all about the conservation status and current research of some of the most at-risk marine species. You will gain dive experience and contribute towards our ongoing projects working with these animals, be trained for in-water data collection, receive tutorials in real-data analysis using the latest software, understand the nuances of citizen science and public engagement, get to know and work with local communities in Mozambique and so much more!

Before departure, you will meet our staff in the field during an online project consultation to ensure your internship is catered to your requirements (research and work experience interns accepted) - whether you are a biology graduate, a current student at a university, taking a sandwich year during university, a part of a large university group or a postgraduate researcher, we can accommodate for all.

YOUR ROLE

Qualified divers are invited to join our resident Marine Biologist and Project Coordinator, along with project volunteers to involve themselves in all aspects of our Marine Research. Interns will receive presentations and tutorials about all our ongoing projects, be involved with data collection and entry, all while getting to know the beautiful beachside town of Tofo. Although SCUBA diving might not be essential for your personal project, we highly recommend participating in the SCUBA diving element to fully immerse yourself in our full range of research projects (pun intended!). You will be expected to be able to comfortably swim at least 200m unaided in open water. If you are not already dive qualified you can add a course to gain the necessary qualification - please enquire for the extra cost.

Below we have some examples of our ongoing research projects, which you can also use as inspiration for your own research plans and specialisation for the remainder of your stay.

All year round

Whale Shark

The Whale Shark component of the Project involves joining ocean safaris to snorkel with Whale Sharks in the open ocean. It involves taking underwater photographs for identifying the Whale Sharks as well as recording other ecological information. As a summary, you will collect the following information on the Whale Sharks:

Date, GPS location, surface and underwater conditions
Size, sex, scars/distinctive features, the behavior of the Whale Shark
You will take an ID photograph and identify each Whale Shark & record re-sightings

All year round

Dolphin

You will be collecting data which enables dolphin numbers and the behaviours to be recorded and uploaded onto databases to share with our Marine Partners.

Of particular interest in this study is dolphin the behavior in relation to tourism.

All year round

Coral Reef and Estuary

This involves carrying out underwater data collection on indicator species of coral fish and the condition and cover of coral and echinoderms on the reefs. Estuary areas are also studied and monitored.

You will be taught how to select a sample area and what type of data to record, then taught how this data is recorded and used in studies and monitoring.

All year round

Monitoring of various other species

Sightings of various species are noted and at different times there could be studies underway of a number of other species. Other species studied and monitored at the Marine Research Centre at various times include seahorses, turtles, manta rays, guitar fish - amongst others

June – October

Humpback Whales

Monitor the numbers of Humpbacked Whales on their seasonal migration up and down the coast. This involves sand dune based observations using binoculars and boat-based observations recording the numbers of Whales, the makeup of the pods and the behaviors witnessed.

All year round

General Environment

A number of more general environmental awareness and clean-up activities will be also carried out during the project. This could include collaboration with local wasted collection and recycling charity, beach clean ups and also regular micro-plastic surveys are conducted of random samples of the beach.

Please note: The activities listed above are based on availability and may vary by season. These are samples of activities that are volunteers are likely to participate in. We can not guarantee sightings of whale sharks or any other species.

DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN INTERN

07:00

Wake up at your beachside lodge, brush your teeth, grab your swim kit and get ready to stroll along the beach in the sunshine to the dive centre where coffee and breakfast will be served!

07:30

Get prepared for your research dive – get your equipment together and head to one of the dive sites or you may go on an ocean safari and go searching for Whale Sharks and dolphins to take photo ID shots and record behavioural data

12:30

Break for lunch on the shaded beachside deck of the dive centre. After an action-packed morning, time to relax a little!

13:30

Go to the office and enter data from your morning dive into our databases of the research work.

14:00

Depending on the time of year – you may be collecting data on Humpback Whales from the top of the sand dunes, uploading photo IDs into the database, conducting turtle nest surveys or improving the beach environment with a clean-up collection.

18:00

Enjoy a delicious evening meal and relax!

Itinerary for your experience

Week 1

Arrive on the Sunday before the first Monday of the month in Tofo. Be oriented to your accommodation, the dive centre, research centre, the staff, and Tofo. , receive initial presentations, and go out on your first dives and ocean safaris in Tofo. If you are not already qualified to dive, you can take the necessary course during this first week (extra cost applies

Week 2

Learn the data collection methods for our various projects and put it into practice during ocean activities. You will receive further presentations to help you gain understanding of the nuances of citizen science, Mozambique living, and the latest insight into all our most at-risk species in the region.

Week 3

Confidently collect and enter data for our ongoing research projects. Receive tutorials on data analysis on select projects (depending on time of year, your personal interests and projects) and put that analysis into practice. If applicable, by week 3 we expect personal projects to have started (depending on the plan agreed following your pre-departure consultation).

Week 4

Confidently collecting, entering, and analysing data for our ongoing and your own personal research projects. You will tend to use the mornings on or in the water and the afternoons entering, analysing, and, under the guidance of your in-field All Out Africa supervisor, beginning to draft your project report, social media posts, and other deliverables required by your course.

Weekends

Weekends are free time for you to enjoy! Below is a list of optional extras that you are able to arrange whilst in-country to make the most of your time in Tofo and Mozambique:

Surfing
Yoga
Freediving
Quad bike tours
Island dhow boat tours
Inhambane museum
Horse-riding on the beach
Kayaking

On days when you are not in the water, our social projects guide may take you on activities around Tofo such as Portuguese lessons, historical walking tours and/or local handicraft creation.

It is important to note that daily activities may change due to weather conditions or other circumstances beyond our control at any given time. Attention to the daily posted schedule will be vital.

RATES

Pricing Details

Please Enquire

What's Included

What's Excluded

DATES & AVAILABILITY

This project starts on the first Monday of every month, except December.

GENERAL TOUR INFORMATION

What To Bring

Mobile phone with roaming OR “unlocked”(Buy local network SIM on arrival)
Sunglasses/Sun hat/Bandanna/Sun cream
Insect repellent
Day pack/rucksack for everyday
Small torch (a head torch is preferable)
Toiletries/ Hand sanitizer
Personal first aid kit/ Painkillers
Flip flops/Sandals/Swimwear
Fun &/or casual wear for the weekend!
Light waterproof jacket
Towel for use at your accommodation and a spare for the beach

Accommodation

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do I need experience to join this project?

Marine Research & Whale Shark Conservation

Lucy — Wed, 23 Oct 2024 15:33:15 +0000

MARINE RESEARCH & CONSERVATION

2 - 12 Weeks | Mozambique | Conservation Project

Jump into the deep blue and help us protect Mozambique's precious marine life

DESTINATION(S):	Mozambique
DURATION:	2 - 12 Weeks
INCLUDES:	Airport transfers, accommodation, meals, orientation and support from local staff
START DATES:	1st Monday of the Month (every month except December)
PERFECT FOR:	Adventurers, students, gap year projects
RATES (FROM):	Please contact us for a quote

PROJECT OVERVIEW

As a volunteer, on the Marine Research & Whale Shark Conservation Project, you will help carry out the Marine Research and monitoring activities for the project under the guidance of our coordinating project scientist.

You will join other volunteers on the project to collect the data via scuba dives, ocean safaris and beach walks off the coastline of Tofo in Mozambique. You can expect an excellent diving, snorkeling and beach experience whilst gaining first hand marine research skills and contributing to a worthwhile project.

In order to carry out many of these activities, you will need to be able or willing to learn to scuba dive. An internationally recognized diving course (Open Water Diver or Advanced Open Water Diver) is provided in the cost of the program to facilitate this (not included in the 2-week option).

You will also need to be a capable swimmer (able to swim 100m unassisted) and snorkeler. Being able to hold your breath to dive down would be an advantage but is not required.

YOUR ROLE

The project involves conducting multiple types of research with different species. The following is a summary of the type of research and Conservation activities you may be involved with. Some of the activities are conducted at specific times of the year whilst others are conducted all year round. Our co-ordinating project scientists will teach you how to assist with data collection throughout your project duration.

Some of the activities you will get involved in may include:

All year round

Whale Shark

The whale shark component of the Project involves joining ocean safaris to snorkel with Whale Sharks in the open ocean. It involves taking underwater photographs for identifying the Whale Sharks as well as recording other ecological information. As a summary, you will collect the following information on the Whale Sharks:

Date, GPS location, surface and underwater conditions
Size, sex, scars/distinctive features, the behavior of the Whale Shark
You will take an ID photograph and identify each Whale Shark & record re-sightings

We are lucky to have whale sharks present in Tofo Bay area all year round, although sadly, their presence has declined since we started monitoring, and sometimes they can be absent for weeks at a time. Generally, volunteers will particpate in one ocean safari per week looking for whale sharks and sightings are not guaranteed.

All year round

Coral Reef and Estuary

This involves carrying out underwater data collection on indicator species of coral fish and the condition and cover of coral and echinoderms on the reefs. You will be required to learn to identify a select group of reef fish which you will be looking for on dives.

Estuary areas are also studied and monitored. We make excursions to the estuary at least once per month and here we are monitoring seahorses.

You will be taught how to select a sample area and what type of data to record, then taught how this data is recorded and used in studies and monitoring.

June – October

Humpback Whales

We monitor the numbers of Humpbacked Whales on their seasonal migration up and down the coast. This involves sand dune based observations using binoculars and boat-based observations recording the numbers of Whales, the makeup of the pods and the behaviours witnessed.

All year round

Various Other Marine Species

Sightings of various species are noted and recorded and at different times there could be studies underway of a number of other species. Species studied and monitored at the Marine Research Centre at various times include dolphins, reef sharks, leopard sharks, turtles, manta rays, sting rays, guitar fish - amongst others

All year round

General Environment

DAY IN THE LIFE OF A VOLUNTEER

07:00

Wake up at your beachside lodge, brush your teeth, grab your swim kit and get ready to stroll along the beach in the sunshine to the dive centre where coffee and breakfast will be served!

07:30

Get prepared for your research dive – get your equipment together and head to one of the dive sites or you may go on an ocean safari with snorkel kit and go searching for Whale Sharks and dolphins to take photo ID shots and record behavioural data.

12:00

Break for lunch on the shaded beachside deck of the dive centre. After an action-packed morning, time to relax a little!

13:00

Data management time! Enter your dive data, such as photo IDs,GPS location, behavioural, notes, videos.

14:00

Sometimes ocean activities are scheduled in the afternoons. More often, it is likely to be an educational presentation or possibly an office or land based activity - depending on the time of year – you may be collecting data on Humpback Whales from the top of the sand dunes, conducting a micro-plastics survey from random samples of sand form the beach or improving the beach environment with a clean-up collection. When all the work is done, sometimes you might be offered a portuguese lesson or a game of beach volleyball to end the day.

15:00

Usually the days activities are wrapped up around 15:00 -15:30, at which point volunteers are free to head to the beach, maybe for a late afternoon surf lesson or back to the lodge to relax by the pool.

18:00

Enjoy a delicious evening meal and relax!

Itinerary for your experience

Day 1

Fly into Inhambane Airport, usually connections are available from OR Tambo Airport Johannesburg or Maputo Mozambique where you will be met by a driver who will transfer with you to your accommodation.

Day 2

Your orientation will start with a presentation by the coordinating project scientists to prepare you for your upcoming activities. You will also receive information about the local area and practicalities such as how to get around.

Day 3 - 5

Begin your scuba diving course which usually lasts between 4 & 7 days depending on weather conditions. This is an internationally accredited course and upon completion you will get a certificate permitting you to scuba dive to 18m anywhere in the world. Those who already hold an Open Water Diver qualification will complete an Advanced Open Water Diver course (qualifies you to dive to 30m).

If you are a 2-week volunteer on the program or already qualified to Advanced Open Water Diver level you will begin the activities described under day 8-13 on the itinerary instead.

After scuba class you will be treated with a series of interesting educational talks on some of the amazing megafauna you will be swimming with over the next few weeks including how to ID several different kinds of fish species.

Day 6 - 7

At weekends there is time to explore the stunning palm-fringed beaches of Tofo: relax, surf, swim and enjoy your beautiful surroundings. During the first weekend you may also be completing your dive course, depending on how quickly it has been possible to get through all components of the course.

Day 8 - 10

Once your dive course is completed you will officially be an assistant scientist! Your dives in the morning/afternoon will be for the purpose of collecting data and the second part of the day you will be responsible for logging the relevant data into the proper database for safekeeping and analysis at a later date.

On days when you are not in the water, you may be tasked with conservation activities such as monitoring for Humpback whales, conducting micro plastics survey on the beach, a beach clean, an educational presentation to local school children on the work of MRC and why it is important, visiting other local organisations involved in conservation work around Tofo or possibly some community based activities such as Portuguese lessons, historical walking tours and/or local handicraft creation.

It is important to note that daily activities may change due to weather conditions or other circumstances beyond our control at any given time. Attention to the daily posted schedule will be vital.

RATES

Pricing Details

Please Enquire

What's Included

Airport Transfers
An internationally recognized dive qualification (Not included for 2-week volunteers)
Research dives and ocean safari’s to collect data
Comprehensive 24 hours, 7 days a week support from All Out Africa
Orientation to the country, local area and project activities

What's Included

What's Excluded

DATES & AVAILABILITY

This project starts on the first Monday of every month, except December.

GENERAL TOUR INFORMATION

What To Bring

Mobile phone with roaming OR “unlocked”(Buy local network SIM on arrival)
Sunglasses/Sun hat/Bandanna/Sun cream
Insect repellent
Day pack/rucksack for everyday
Small torch (a head torch is preferable)
Toiletries/ Hand sanitizer (limited availability locally)
Small, basic personal first aid kit
Flip flops/Sandals/Swimwear
Fun &/or casual wear for the weekend!
Light waterproof jacket
Towel(s) for use at accommodation, dive centre and on the beach - NONE PROVIDED
padlock to secure your belongings in locker at accommodation and dive centre (available on site at a small cost)

Accommodation

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do I need experience to join this project?

Special Interest Group Tours

Lucy — Mon, 14 Oct 2024 09:36:02 +0000

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS

# Days | South Africa | Hiking/Nature/Diving

All Out Africa Adventure Tours are specialist operators in facilitating expeditions for Special Interest Groups to Southern Africa.

DESTINATION(S):	Eswatini, Mozambique, South Africa, Botswana or Zimbabwe
DURATION:	Varies by group needs
INCLUDES:	Varies by group needs
START DATES:	Varies by group needs
PERFECT FOR:	Families, group travel, individuals, adventurers, students, etc.
RATES (FROM):	Varies by group needs

OVERVIEW

If you are a special interest group looking for a trip with a difference we are the Tour Operator for you!

Whether your interest is in bird watching, sustainable development or hiking or if you are golf buddies, a church group or film crew we are able to put together an individual itinerary for you.

Simply let us know:

When you want to travel
The purpose of your visit
The number in your group (approximate is fine)
Your accommodation requirements
Your pickup and drop off points

Email your details and let us arrange your next trip: tours@alloutafrica.com

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