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Matsamo Jappes Reef 07h00-20h00 Hhohho Ngonini Herefords Orion Piggs Peak Hotel Peak Fine Craft Centre Mananga Phophonyane Tintsaba Craft Jacks Border Post Lodge 07h00-18h00 Bulembu Country Rocklands Lomahasha Lodge Sihoya Pigg’s Peak Border Post 07h00-20h00 Sand River Dam Endzingeni Tshaneni Maguga Dam Mhlume Bushman Paintings Shewula Malolotsha Maguga Lodge Bhalekane Mountain Game Bushman Paintings Camp Enkhaba Adventures Park Tambankulu Mbuluzi Mnjoli Nature Dam Nkaba Reserve Hawane Forbes Reef Resort Hlane Simunye Ngwenya Ngwenya Hawane Mlawula Croydon Royal Simunye Oshoek Dam Nature 07h00-22h00 Tembelihle National Country Reserve Ngwenya Motshane Mliba Park Club Glass Bushman Paintings Mhlumeni Goba Indingilizi Gallery 07h-20h00 MBABANE City Inn Mountain Inn Mpisi Swazi Secret Ezulwini Factory Shop Casino Forester’s Hot Prings Mlilwane Arms Lobamba Mafutseni Game Mpaka Station Tum’s George Siteki Mhlambanyatsi Sanctuary Mahlanya Kwaluseni Hotel Mabuda Farm B&B Hhelehhele MANZINI Matsapha Palala Bushman Bhunya Malkerns Esibayeni Easter Magomba Paintings Lodge Lodge Sandlane Luyengo Edwaleni Mkhaya Borber Post Vikizijula Natural Nerston Reserve 08h00-18h00 Sidvokodvo Rosecraft Tikuba Bushman Fulmerton Ngwempisi Paintings Mankayane Siphofaneni Gorge Phuzumoya Nkonyeni Golf Estate (Meeting point for Mkhaya) Sinceni Mambane Lebombo Villas B&B Mgazini Big Bend Sicunusa Sicunusa St Phillips Hondkop Kubuta Sitobela 08h00-18h00 Lungaje Gege Gagel Bothashoop Nisela Hlathikhulu 07h00-20h00 Game Maloma Reserve Nsoko Mahamba Lubuli Gorge Mahamba Church Nhlangano Mahamba Border Post Phumula 07h00-20h00 Guest House Dwaleni (Sihlutse) Mhlosheni Hluthi Salitje Lavumisa Border Post Border Post Onverwadit Golela 08h00-16h00 Highway 07h00-122h00 Tarred Road Gravel Road or.

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