Malolotja National Park Travel Guide: Top Sights in Eswatini, Tours &

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Malolotja National Park- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Natural Scenery; Eswatini; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 8 hours

Malolotja National Park spans 18,000 hectares of rugged mountain wilderness along Eswatini's northwestern border with South Africa. It features Ngwenya Mountain, the country's second highest peak at 1,829 meters, and Malolotja Falls, which at 89 meters is the tallest waterfall in Eswatini. The park boasts diverse habitats ranging from short grasslands to dense riverine scrub, bushveld, and Afromontane forests, and is recognized as an Important Bird Area (IBA) by BirdLife International, home to various bird species including louries, sunbirds, sugarbirds, blue cranes, and swallows.

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Reviews of Malolotja Nature Reserve

Luke Versteeg

5
Reviewed: 2024-06-16

Beautiful scenery. Very peaceful. We spotted quite some animals. However, signes are not obvious and may be overlooked. Also, the trail can be quite a physical challenge. Regardless, it is an amazing nature reserve!
Elcidio Stefane Chaicomo

5
Reviewed: 2024-01-09

Wonderful experience, high adrenaoine activities. Recommended.
Hifive Chiu

4
Reviewed: 2022-01-20

Malolotja is very wide with its 18,000 hectares of alpine wilderness and forested river valleys, suitable for hiking, camping, canopy tour...Explore the beauty of the mountains, Malolotja waterfall is also good landscape, visitors can stay in campsites or self-catering chalets.
Annesta Botes

5
Reviewed: 2020-06-18

Favorite place to go walking. Easy to extreme routes. Safe to walk alone. Beautiful sceneries - breathtaking layers and layers of mountains, foothills and peaks unfolding with each step. Camping and overnight facilities comfortable and clean.
Dane Mc Cabe

5
Reviewed: 2019-06-27

Untouched nature! Many reviews mention that the paths are not well marked and easy to get lost, however if you are keen on a REAL hike/camp then the less human presence there is the better it is. We did end up getting lost for a few hours but that made it unforgettable. MAKE YOUR PATHS!