• Endangered Wildlife - white rhino can often be seen, especially near the Ndlovu Camp waterhole.

• Family Safari - self-catering family cottages are available at Ndlovu Camp.

• Traditional Entertainment - enjoy traditional Swazi dancing called Sibhaca Dancing.

Hlane (meaning "'wilderness") is Swaziland's largest protected area. A network of game viewing roads cross-cross the park's flat terrain, weaving between 1 000 year old hardwood vegetation and shallow pans which attract great herds of animals during the dry winter months.

You can self-drive or take exciting guided walks to track lion, cheetah and leopard and you will probably have a close encounter with elephants and rhino.

The walking safaris are conducted from Ndlovu camp by a Swazi field guide, and an inquisitive ostrich or 2 may accompany you too. Other game-viewing opportunities include guided mountain biking trails and game drives in Hlane's open Land Rovers.

In the evening, relax around the campfire and enjoy a display if traditional Swazi dancing called Sibhaca Dancing.

Hlane Royal National Park is a large bushveld reserve in eastern Swaziland.

• A La Carte Restaurant
• Self-Catering

At Ndlovu Camp there is an open-air restaurant and a game-viewing deck where you can sit back and enjoy the view of the waterhole - a good spot for sundowners.

Hlane Royal National Park accommodation has an authentic bush feel. Choose between 2 camps:

Ndlovu Camp has thatched family rondavels, and smaller cottages all equipped for self-catering.

Note that the camp has no electricity so the fire becomes your stove (although there is also a restaurant - see general dining).

Bhubesi Camp has 6 self-contained stone cottages with all the comfort of home, including electricity. The camp overlooks the Umbuluzana River, with its reed beds and dense riverine vegetation.

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