Manzini Vacations, Manzini Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

At lunchtime, it was back on the Bazbus for the last time and we headed off to Swaziland.  It was one of our more relaxed border crossings, very similar to Laos.  The Swazi official was very friendly, and gave us a paper with lots of information about what to do and see in Swaziland.  It felt like a different country as soon as we entered, with a much friendlier relaxed atmosphere.  We passed lots of goats, children and cattle on the way, with mostly small rural villages.&...

We spent the entire morning having a play day with the children of a new community caled Zobodze. The missions team brought in inflatable castles and slides for the children to play on, we had face painting, played football (soccer), threw Frisbees, Christian music, etc.  I have never seen 200 happier children.  We loved on them, played with them and let them know that people love and care about them.   This new community is the location of a new center that has als...

We  get up at 5 am to go to the waterhole and watch the birth of a new day. When Trudy opens the curtains she stares an impala right in the face. The animal is caught off guard and dashes off, away from the rondavels and these scary upright walking creatures. At 5.30 we're at the waterhole, but there is not much to see yet. A small group of impalas pose beautifully for my camera though. When we hear a deep grunting sound, a member of staff tells us that this is what lions...

een reis van drie weken door Zuid Afrika... vanaf Jo'burg uiteindelijk door naar Capetown, met een omweg door Lesotho...WAANZINNIGGGG!!!!!