The 8 Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Eswatini (Swaziland), Eswatini (Swaziland)

Watch our glassblowers creating wonderful african animal figurines and tableware using 100% recycled glass, from an overhead balcony. Feel the heat of the furnace and understand why we say we are the HOTTEST attraction in Swaziland. Our well stock showroom is attached to the factory and there is a coffee shop offering light meals. Beer and wine also available. In our well established gardens there is an array of well stocked craft shops selling Swazi Fair Trade products, all produced within Swaziland. Central in the garden is a jungle gym for the young ones to enjoy whilst the adults shop.

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

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.

Set in tranquil gardens overlooking the golf course, the spa is a haven of peace and gentle efficiency, with a rim flow indoor swimming pool overlooking rolling grass and mountains through roof high glass. Treatments include massage therapy, skin treatments, beauty treatments, body therapy and spa packages. Facilities include a gym & hair salon.

This cultural museum and adjacent beehive hut village were established in 1972.

At the end of a short journey, awaits Africa’s jewel – the kingdom of Swaziland, one of the three remaining monarchies in Africa. His Majesty King Mswati III invites you to experience the majestic wonder of his country & the hospitality of all his people. One of Africa’s best kept secrets, Swaziland’s mountainous grandeur, lush forests, and the fertile valleys of the African lowveld will take you back to the days before time existed.The Royal Swazi Spa, Ezulwini Sun and Lugogo Sun are situated in the lush Royal Swazi Spa Valley. Only a 5 minute courtesy shuttle drive from one another, they offer you the chance to enjoy all the superb facilities and activities on offer. Beyond the classic pursuits like tennis, volleyball, lawn bowls, squash and snooker, there are a number of fascinating historical, cultural, wildlife and adventure trails to explore at your leisure. From a magnificent 18-hole golf course, a tranquil spa, a vibrant casino and a variety of fantastic restaurants to the fully supervised children’s club, Kamp Kwena, what more could you ask for?