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What To Do In Swaziland: The Ultimate Guide To The Kingdom of Eswatini - Eswa Tours Adventure

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Find your wild! 😍

17/06/2021

Capturing nature 🐭.

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18/12/2020

Explore. Discover. Enjoy at Sibebe Rock in the Kingdom of Eswatini

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29/11/2020

Discover the culture of the Kingdom of Eswatini. We offer the opportunity to experience cultural history, awesome wildlife, adventure activities, and stunning scenery.

27/11/2020

We love extreme hiking here at Eswa Tours & Adventures. Book your guided hiking trails with us.

Sibebe Rock, just north of Mbabane, is one of southern Africa’s most impressive geological features. This immense, three-billion-year-old volcanic slab, which rises to 1,488m and covers some 16,500ha, is the world’s largest granite dome. Only Australia’s Uluru pips it to the title of ‘world’s largest rock’.

The best way to see it is to climb it. On top, you will find a wonderland of sculpted boulders, granite slopes and hidden forest clefts, with trails leading to caves and waterfalls. Orchids and other wild flowers carpet the grasslands from October to December, and you might spot such highveld birds as jackal buzzard, ground woodpecker and – if you’re lucky – a rare blue swallow.

27/11/2020

Visit the Mantenga Cultural Village and learn about day-to-day life in a Traditional Swazi homestead and enjoy lively dance shows.

27/11/2020

Throwback

25/11/2020

Discover and learn everything about the life of the Bushmen in Eswatini.

25/11/2020

Explore Eswatini and discover the best places to visit.

25/11/2020

Warm up for Sibebe Hiking... Sibebe Rock, Pine Valley - Swaziland



Sibebe is a granite mountain in Eswatini, located 10 km from the capital city Mbabane. It is the second-largest monolith in the world and the largest exposed granite pluton, rising 350m above the valley of the Mbuluzi River. It is also known as 'Bald Rock'.

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