Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary, Swaziland

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This reserve, near Lobamba, is in the heart of the Ezulwini Valley. Its name, Mlilwane, refers to the little fire that appears on occasion when lightning strikes the granite mountains. The wildlife is predominantly herbivorous, including antelope, giraffe and zebra, but crocodiles are not uncommon. Over 100km of road enables you to drive through the park to view game or guided walks and drives can be arranged through the park office. More info on: travel-island.com

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