From hiking across granite formations to mines from thousands of years ago, Eswatini has landmark attractions for everyone.
Sibebe Rock
This colossal granite dome, second only to Uluru in Australia, is one of the largest exposed monolithic formations in the world. Located close to Mbabane, it offers stunning views and challenging hikes – a must-visit for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Mantenga Cultural Village
Situated in Ezulwini Valley, this site offers a unique glimpse into traditional Swati life. The cultural village features authentic huts and performances, while the nearby Mantenga Falls, Eswatini’s largest waterfall, attracts tourists from near and far with its natural beauty.
Ngwenya Mine
Thought to be one of the oldest in the world, the Ngwenya Mine dates back over 43,000 years. Located close to the border with South Africa, it offers visitors a unique blend of history and geology, whilst the nearby Lion Cavern provides striking, 360-degree vistas of the surrounding natural landscape.
