Deriving its name from a local monarch, Mbabane Kunene, who resided in the area upon the initial arrival of British settlers, Mbabane is Swaziland’s capital and largest city. It nestles along the Mbabane River and its offshoot, the Polinjane River, within the Mdzimba Mountains. It’s located in the Hhohho Region, where it is also the administrative center. Mbabane rests at an average height of 1243 meters above sea level.

This excursion offers an in-depth exploration of Swazi history from the early 1800s up until the present.

Features of the tour include:

• A stop at the bustling Mbabane market- with options for breakfast or lunch
• A look around the captivating Mbabane Bus Station
• A visit to the symbolic Water Loo Lamp, a British gift intended to shine the light of British Imperialism across colonies
• A trip to the historical recreational area from colonial times, commonly referred to as the Prince of Wales
• A tour of the Broadcasting services
• A visit to the nearby Msunduza township