Volunteer Work in Swaziland

One of the last remaining absolute monarchies in the world, with the reigning monarch being King Mswati III, The Kingdom of Swaziland is rich in cultural heritage and beautiful rugged scenery. This tiny landlocked country, the smallest in the Southern Hemisphere in fact, is surrounded by South Africa and Mozambique is a one of Africa’s best-kept secrets. The mix of friendly Swazi people, stunning national parks and peaceful pace is a highlight to any trip to Africa.

Swaziland prides itself on the warmth and friendliness with which it welcomes any visitor, and as such its rural charm and strong cultural heritage attract many travelers each year. Diverse natural beauty and terrain sweep before you to offer outstanding hiking and white water rafting opportunities.

One of the most famous of these cultural extravaganzas is the famous Reed Dance which is held annually in August at the Royal Kraal (homestead) in Ludzidzini. This festival allows the King to choose a new wife for himself , with festivities lasting over the course of a few days. The high standard of workmanship of Swazi crafters is also well-renowned throughout Africa, offering tourists a delightful local shopping experience.

Volunteering in Swaziland | Working Holiday

Swaziland’s close proximity to South Africa’s Kruger National Park and Eastern coastal region offer a perfect platform for visitors to Swaziland to take in surrounding highlights in these areas. The famous Big 5 can also be seen within Swaziland’s own borders however, and include the impressive portfolio of Milwane Wildlife Sanctuary and Hlane Royal National Park.

Our Conservation Volunteer Project in Swaziland will give allow you to immerse yourself in the fascinating and diverse local wildlife and culture, as well as to explore the beautiful wilderness and mountain areas during weekends and free time.