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Manzini Vacations
The second largest city in Swaziland after Mbabane, the capital, Manzini has a fairly large population of 80,000 citizens.
Visit Manzini
- Off the beaten track
- Sustainable Tourism
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
Manzini: How to get there?
1 hour from Mbabane by car along a mountain route that is more or less fine
Manzini: When to go?
Avoid visiting in summer, when it's stormy; from November to March, it's stiflingly hot
Manzini: For how long?
One day
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Manzini: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
The second largest city in Swaziland after Mbabane, the capital, Manzini has a fairly large population of 80,000 citizens.
My suggestion
If you just spend half a day there, that should be fine. Swaziland attracts visits more for the exceptional beauty of its nature than for its cities. Also, be on your guard: the crime rate is growing in urban areas.
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