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SWAZILAND DAY TOUR

1 Day | Swaziland | Walking

Come on an adventure with us!

DESTINATION(S):

Swaziland (Komatipoort Departure)

DURATION:

1 Day

INCLUDES:

Meals not included

START DATES:

Any time! Or open group dates (fixed start dates)

PERFECT FOR:

Families, group travel, individuals, adventurers, students, etc.

RATES (FROM):

R x,xxx pp (Min. 4 people) (see inclusions)

OVERVIEW

Komatipoort Departure

Spend a day visiting the beautiful country of Swaziland gaining a good overview of its culture, landscape and crafts scene all in one day. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with an experienced All Out Africa guide you will get a good taste of Swazi life, both modern and traditional.

Leaving from Komatipoort you will cross the Mananga Border and travel through the Low Feld through Manzini, its agricultural city, and head to Swazi Candles Craft Centre. Here you will have the opportunity to see local craftsmen at work and see some of the amazing products produced by Swazi artisans. You will then drive through the Malkerns Valley to Ezulwini where you will learn about Swazi culture and get the opportunity to see traditional dances, which are performed at ceremonies throughout the year.

After lunch at the famous Malandelas Complex, home to the incredible House on Fire performance venue, you will drive to Ngwenya where you will have the opportunity to see glass blowing in action at Ngwenya Glass (this is only available Monday to Friday, weekend departures will visit the shop and centre).

If there is time, you will also take a trip up to Ngwenya Mine the oldest mine in the world, a great place to take photos. You will drive back past Malolotja, past Maguga Dam and through Phophonyane seeing beautiful views of northern Swaziland before driving back to Komatipoort.

Where possible you will stop to take photos. It really is an interesting day out.

ITINERARY

07:00

Pick up from accommodation in Komatipoort / Marloth Park

10:00

Visit Swazi Candles Complex to see Candle Making

11:00

Visit Mantenga Cultural Village

12:45

Malandelas Complex for lunch and to visit House on Fire

13:30

Drive to Ngwenya Glass complex to see glass blowing (not on weekends)

15:00

Visit Ngwenya Mine

15:30

Drive through Malolotja, Maguga Dam and Phophonyane

18:00

Arrive back in Komatipoort (times may vary depending on your interests and the weather)

RATES

Pricing Details

  • FROM $ x,xxx pps
  • Min. 4 People

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  • Personal Trips

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GENERAL TOUR INFORMATION

What To Bring

  • Malaria free
  • Currency is Emalangeni (E)
  • Bring a hat and sun screen

Accommodation

  • None

Meals

  • Meal Option 1
  • Meal Option 2

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

General Frequently Asked Questions

Most packages include accommodation, guided activities, transfers, meals, and park fees. Flights, visas, and personal expenses are usually excluded.
  • South Africa: Rand (ZAR)
  • Eswatini: Lilangeni (SZL), often interchangeable with ZAR
  • Mozambique: Metical (MZN)

Credit cards are accepted in urban areas, but cash is advisable for remote regions.

Southern Africa experiences hot summers (November – March) and mild winters (May – October). Coastal areas are humid, while inland regions are drier.

The dry season (April–October) is best for safaris and multi-day hikes, while the wet season offers lush landscapes and fewer crowds.

We recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, cancellations, and adventure activities.

Booking & Payment

You can book directly on our website or via email. A deposit secures your spot, with the balance due 30 days before departure.
We accept credit/debit cards and bank transfers. South African clients can pay in ZAR via EFT.
Yes, flexible payment plans are available—contact us to arrange details.
Cancellations made 60+ days before departure qualify for a full refund minus admin fees. Please review our terms for specifics.

Tour Details

  • Volunteer tours and school groups: 12–25 participants
  • Private tours: 4–12 participants for a personalised experience
Yes, private tours can be customised to your preferences.
Most tours are conducted in English. Translators for other languages can be arranged upon request.

We specialise in catering to adventurers aged 18–35, but we can accommodate all ages for private tours.

Preparation

Essentials include comfortable clothing, sturdy footwear, a hat, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle. A detailed packing list is provided upon booking.
Vaccinations aren’t required, but we recommend consulting your doctor. Mozambique is a malaria zone; speak to your physician about anti-malarial options.
  • South Africa/Eswatini: Most nationalities receive 30-day visas on arrival.
  • Mozambique: Pre-arranged visas are recommended, though border visas may be available.

Physical Requirements

Tours vary in difficulty. Some include hiking, while others are more relaxed. Check tour descriptions for details.
No prior experience is needed. Guides offer full support, and all necessary equipment is provided.

Yes, we cater to dietary needs. Notify us in advance to ensure suitable options.

Destination-Specific FAQs

All our locations are safe. We specifically choose our locations due to their safety. Our qualified staff is also here to provide 24/7 support. Your safety is our priority. Tours include experienced guides and secure accommodations.

Absolutely! Our tours focus on conservation and support local communities.

Yes, we cater to dietary needs. Notify us in advance to ensure suitable options.

Cultural Experiences

Yes, cultural tours include village visits, storytelling sessions, and interactions with local people.
Wear modest clothing in rural or cultural areas. Long skirts or trousers are appreciated in traditional settings.
Always ask permission before photographing people. Guides can assist with this.

During the Tour

Options range from safari tents and eco-lodges to chalets. Accommodation details are included in each tour description.
Most tours include meals, typically breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Snacks and drinks may be extra.
We use air-conditioned vehicles for transfers and open vehicles for game drives.
Yes, airport transfers can be arranged upon request.

Nature and Conservation

All tours are fully guided for safety and enhanced experiences.

We partner with anti-poaching initiatives, savannah reseach, marine research stations, and reforestation projects.

BOOKING

Please complete our enquiry form and one of our team members will be in contact with you to start planning your African Adventure. Alternatively you can contact us directly via WhatsApp or Email with any questions you might have.

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TESTIMONIALS

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The highlights were seeing some of my favourite animals in their natural habitats and watching their behaviour

Volunteer (2017) Kruger to Coast Volunteer

Seeing animals, the campfire in the evenings, meeting new people and the guides were great!

Mari Volunteer (2017)

It was a pleasure working with you, and your professionalism was ever present. I would like to say a special thanks to Adriaan and Ruben for there part in the Kruger safari WOW what a team and a logistical triumph, they both deserve a pat on the back.

Russ World Challenge

Everything was very well organized and planned. I enjoyed it a lot. The guides were very friendly and helpful.

Kim Anne Heuer Kruger to Cape