Situated deep within the pristine mountain wilderness of the Malolotja Nature Reserve, the Malolotja Canopy Tour® offers some of the most dramatic scenery you will ever encounter with striking rock formations, towering cliff faces and views across the lush forest canopy towards the Malolotja mountain peaks. Experience the thrill of gliding through the forest canopy in one of the last mountain wilderness areas left in Eswatini. The secluded Malolotja Nature Reserve contains plenty of game, amazing birdlife and a world renowned display of wildflowers in spring – all in all the ideal setting for a Canopy Tour®. The Malolotja Canopy Tour® consists of eleven elevated forest platforms, ten slides and a 50 metre long suspension bridge that crosses the Majolomba River. It’s an experience not to be missed!
Educational & Outreach Programmes
The cultural heritage department provides Educational guided tours for local and international primary, secondary, high schools and tertiary institutions. There is a special programme for preschools in both the museum and King Sobhuza II Park. An Outreach programme is specifically caters and made available for schools and communities who request a visit by the National Museum educators to their school and their communities. We offer in class presentations on culture topics such as umhlanga, imvunulo, umtsimba, butimba, umcwasho, kudla kweSiSwati amongst others. These topics enhance students understanding and appreciation of Eswatini’s cultural heritage as the museum provides visual aids.












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