10 Shopping in Eswatini (Swaziland) That You Shouldn't Miss

Yebo shop is an outlet of Yebo Art Gallery based in Ezulwini Valley. The range of products at the shop; T-shirts, textiles, ceramics etc are all designed by local artists and printed by hand at Yebo's workshop. You will also find a small galley featuring work by local artists along with a range of art postcards. A unique shop to visit for gifts you will find nowhere else in Southern Africa!

Contemporary Art Gallery, Workshop and Studio Yebo was established in 2010 by local artists Pete, Aleta & Dane Armstrong. The goal was to set up a contemporary art gallery that showcased the best of art and design in Eswatini while breaking away from old-fashioned stereotypes of African art. Yebo works together with the most talented professional and emerging artists in Eswatini, giving them the opportunity to gain wider domestic and international recognition. To date Yebo has curated 40 exhibitions working with over 80 artists. Yebo’s vision for the next five years is to focus on environmental and social challenges, using art as a tool to tackle issues like climate change, women’s rights and youth unemployment. Yebo is passionate about promoting the fine arts and enabling the growth of Eswatini’s creative economy

Swaziland has a rich history, and provides a myriad of activities to suit each individual preference. But there is so much more to explore! Shops such as Traditional Swazi Craft Markets will definitely appeal to all. There are two traditional Swazi craft markets close by - one at the Royal Swazi Sun's entrance, and another along the main road, next to the Ezulwini Sun.

Swazi Candles Factory Shop is an music filled workshop, open to the public. Come and see the artisans sculpting the wax and see our 100% handmade process. There are a multitude of other shops and a handcraft market as well as a tea garden serving delicious food and a selection of cakes and coffee/teas etc. A children's playground is available for the young ones.