Swaziland's Refuge for Endangered Species. In the southeast of Swaziland, the heart of the lowveld lies an unspoilt wilderness, haven to endangered species who roam the magnificent African bush.

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From being an establishment for saving the pure Nguni breed of cattle from extinction, the focus has been expanded over the years to include other endangered species such as black rhino, roan & sable antelope, tsessebe, white rhino, elephant and other locally endangered species.

Unique, intimate encounters with Mkhaya’s wildlife are made possible by dedicated rangers, with travel in the reserve solely by Big Game Parks’ open Land Rovers or on foot.

After a morning out in the hot African bush, come back to the camp that is sited in bird-rich riverine forests and enjoy an ice-cold drink and scrumptious lunch under the giant sausage tree.

A trip to Mkhaya is a soul enriching, quality experience you will never forget. Your support also contributes to sustaining this unique, international conservation effort.

Daytrips to Mkhaya run from 10h00 until 16h00 daily for a minimum of 2 clients.

Check on pick-up time when booking this tour.

Mkhaya is situated approximately 1 hour from the Ezulwini Valley area.

01 November 2010 - 30 November 2011

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Daytrips to Mkhaya run from 10h00 until 16h00 daily for a minimum of 2 clients.

Check on pick-up time when booking this tour.

Mkhaya is situated approximately 1 hour from the Ezulwini Valley area.