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Welcome to Sambane Sambane Coffee Shoppe is a popular tourist destination in the vibrant Swazi Candles Centre. Nestled amidst local arts and crafts shops and bustling markets, it offers visitors a unique experience. Whether you're in need of a caffeine fix or simply want to relax and enjoy the lively atmosphere, Sambane Coffee Shoppe is the perfect spot. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff allow you to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee while immersing yourself in the local culture. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee fills the air, inviting you to relax and take a break from exploring the surrounding shops. The children's play area makes this the perfect place for the whole family. Don't miss the chance to visit Sambane Coffee Shoppe during your visit to the Swazi Candles Centre for an authentic introduction to the local scene. Learn more at https://sambanecoffee.com/

An expedition to Swazi Candles is more than just a candle experience. You'll be surrounded by talented artists and artisans. About the company: The candle factory was established in 1982. Its core business is making candles, both from traditional paraffin wax and soy candles. The colorful, handcrafted product range also includes wax-cased LED lights, pure vegetable glycerin soaps, and marula oil body balm. Discover the vibrant, musical workshop where guests can interact with our artisans as they work their magic. We currently export to over 20 countries. Learn more at https://www.swazicandles.com/

A wonderful experience to witness the glassblowing process. A large shop full of inspiration. Something for everyone! Since its rebirth, Ngwenya Glass has been more than an inspiring success story. It's an environmentalist's dream. The products, including a range of tableware, drinking glasses, vases, jugs, and African ornaments, are all handmade and mouth-blown from 100% recycled glass. Read the full success story at https://schoonhoven.wereldwinkels.nl/nl/menu/Het_verhaal_achter/Ngwenya_Glass_uit_Swaziland

This pond always offers something to see. Last time we saw a crocodile and geese, among others; today we saw a cormorant, antelopes, wildebeests, and a few meters away, bee-eaters.

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. After rains, the rock glistens silver with countless streams running down its bare face. It’s a magical sight from afar, but slippery and dangerous, so take care and follow only the marked trails. The road to Sibebe passes along the attractive Pine Valley, with the rock so close to the verge that in places you must crane upwards to see it. At the end lies Sibebe Trails community project, from where a well-marked and manageable path leads to the top. Guides are available. A few well-run and well-appointed guest houses in the area have truly amazing settings and quite wonderful scenic views across this beautiful part of the Highveld, yet lie a surprisingly close hop to the centre of the country’s capital city! https://www.thekingdomofeswatini.com/central-eswatini/sibebe-rock/ https://www.lonelyplanet.com/swaziland/mbabane/attractions/sibebe-rock/a/poi-sig/1090124/355636

The Shewula Mountain Camp is the first community eco-tourism project in eSwatini and one of the most successful in the whole of southern Africa. https://shewulacamp.org/ Breakfast is served shortly before 8:00 a.m.; If you want to leave early, book the accommodation without breakfast and visit the large shopping center in Simunye. There are also several ATMs there.

From the entrance of the park you continue to the camp reception. Here you can park the car and rent a mountain bike to cycle through the park. They are not great bikes, but they are fun to do! Cost per hour 150 rand. (Approx. €7.50) per person. You will encounter various animals: wildebeest, crocodiles, turtles, kingfishers, zebras and various types of deer.

Imaginative house with a large garden - artist and event location! Works by artists from different cultures and disciplines are exhibited and sold here. Everything is very creative and colorful. A worthwhile stop in transit!