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africaking 76 reviews
Lake in Swazi game reserve

Pretty much everywhere is off the beaten path here, mountains, valley's and lakes, they have it all and the great thing is they havn't been exploited as such.

See local villages, trading stalls or even go shopping in the Capital

Updated Apr 4, 2011

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Just across the border
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kenHuocj 521 reviews
i did spend a night at the Hotel ;-)))

way back in the 60s and 70s,
S. Africa to ElEm -Mocambique via Swaziland was the alternative route.

My first contact with a cool drink [pop] called Canada Dry was in Lourneco Marques, Laramjada and Ginger Ale were the two main flavours.
Canada Dry Laranjada, though synthetic and unique in flovour, was also bottled in Namaacha, a border town other side of Swaziland.

The water was drawn from a mineral Spring, pure in flavour.

Will the Scotch lover, not like it for a mixer of ice.

Written Sep 12, 2002

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A beautiful drive that is easy...
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Mandlenkhosi 10 reviews

A beautiful drive that is easy to miss is a loop from Mbabane. one road goes out of town through Fontaine, and the other roadcomes back into town past the sewage lagoons. Maybe that doesn't sound so nice but the drive truely is. The balanceing roacks are as nice as anything I ever saw in Matopos (Zimbabwe), the traditional homesteads and the boulder strewn hillsides are spececial.You will need your own transportation, although if you were doing marathon training the loop could work as a long workout. I guess the whole loop would be about 25 km's.

Written Aug 26, 2002

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Staying at the lodge in the...
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LAOWAI 324 reviews

Staying at the lodge in the game park that everyone talks about is well worth it. I could have stayed there for days. One thing I did but I wouldn't really recommend, is the horse ride. You can hire bikes or walk the area and see the same stuff.

Written Aug 25, 2002

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THE HIGH POINT OF SWAZILAND IS...
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marko727 933 reviews

THE HIGH POINT OF SWAZILAND IS MT. EMLEMBE WHICH RISES 6109 FEET (1862 METERS), LOCATED IN THE NORTH OF THE COUNTRY CLOSE TO PIGG'S PEAK. THIS PHOTO OF PEOPLE AT THE SUMMIT WAS TAKEN IN 1964.

Written Aug 25, 2002

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I don't know if it rally is...
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mrhippo 17 reviews

I don't know if it rally is 'off the beaten path, but one of the neat places we stopped at was 'Swazi Candles'
Also worth looking for is the Ngwenya Glass Factory. Lots of neat figurines all made from recycled glass.

Written Aug 24, 2002

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A farmland country
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Gili_S 4510 reviews

While driving around in Swaziland it is actually very interesting to see the rural areas with the people living in the old traditional houses.

Written Feb 27, 2009

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On the countryside
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The road between the border of Mocambique to Manzini takes you through typical bushland with cottages and deserted villages.

Updated Nov 30, 2008

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Swaziland landscapes
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Tobias_Plieninger 336 reviews
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The landscapes in Swaziland are great.

There are a lot of small national parks.

Tourism is well developped.

Updated Mar 11, 2007

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Swazi coins
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SWAZILAND COINS

Two coins of 2 emalangeni each. One side shows the king and the other side, I think those are arums. Other than that I have nothing useful to say about these!

Written Mar 25, 2003

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