Fishing
Excellent fishing facilities are available at several dams within the Usutu Forest, which are well stocked with trout and operated by the Usutu Forest Fly Fishing Ckub. Fishing is also available on other dams and rivers within the country, including within Malolotja Nature Reserve and Hawane Dam in the north west, and at Van Eck Dam near Big Bend in the south east. Most rivers contain indigenous fish, such as yellow fish, bream and barbel. Tiger fish may be caught in the lowveld areas during the hot season. Most accommodation will assist guests who wish to participate by advising on the rules around fishing in Eswatini. It is essential to either obtain a permit before setting off to fish, or pay a rod fee (whichever applies).
Eswatini's main river and it's local industry town, named after the rivers curve.
An untouched wilderness ready to be explored, along with community run accommodation.
Privately owned reserve with plentiful giraffe offering walking and cycling tours
A National Conservancy holding swaziland's largest collection of plants.
Eswatini has a collection of annual cycling events, with international participants welcome.
Discover Eswatini on horseback from riding trails across Mlilwane, to the hills of Mhlambanyatsi.
Fly through the trees and discover the sights on Eswatini's very own zip-lining canopy tour.
Eswatini's mountains and gorges make for the perfect climbing challenge for avid climbers.
Ride the rapids along the Great Usuthu River with White Water Rafting available in Eswatini.
