"Welcome to our cozy retreat! We’re passionate about creating a warm and inviting space for our guests to relax and enjoy their stay. Hosting gives us the chance to meet wonderful people from all over the world and share our local insights to make your trip truly memorable. In our free time, we love exploring nature, trying out new recipes, and discovering hidden gems in the area—tips we’re excited to share with you! Whether you're here to unwind or adventure, we’re here to help make your stay perfect. We can't wait to host you!"

A stylish 1 bed room (Queen size bed) ensuite in a 5 Bedroom House, This modern space has easy access to shopping centres and restaurants and cultural activities / village. The unit has a dedicated workstation, uncapped wifi, smart TV with Netflix, DSTV with limited channels and a fully equipped kitchen for your comfortable stay and ample parking space, electric fence & Braii area. The space 1 Bedroom ensuite, lounge and kitchen with built-in cupboards. Accompanied by a charming self-contained cottage free to all guests.

Tubungu Estate Phase 4 , located in Matsapha, Eswatini, is a residential area known for its modern homes and tranquil environment. The neighborhood offers a peaceful retreat while providing convenient access to various attractions and cultural experiences. Proximity to Places of Interest: Matsapha Cultural Village: A short drive from Tubungu, this open-air museum showcases Swazi traditions, including dances, songs, and traditional attire, offering visitors an immersive cultural experience. WILD TRIPS Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary: Approximately 20 kilometers from Tubungu, this sanctuary is home to diverse wildlife such as zebras, antelopes, and hippos. Visitors can enjoy game drives and guided walking safaris to explore the natural beauty of Eswatini. WILD TRIPS Ngwenya Glass Factory: Located about 30 kilometers from Tubungu, this renowned factory produces unique glassware from 100% recycled glass. Tours offer insights into the glass-making process and the opportunity to purchase handcrafted items. WILD TRIPS Cultural Ceremonies and Activities: Umhlanga (Reed Dance): Held annually in late August or early September, this vibrant ceremony involves thousands of Swazi maidens gathering reeds and presenting them to the Queen Mother, accompanied by traditional dances and songs. THE KINGDOM OF ESWATINI Incwala (Kingship Ceremony): Taking place in December or January, the Incwala is a sacred ritual celebrating the monarchy and the harvest. It includes traditional dances, songs, and the tasting of the first fruits. THE KINGDOM OF ESWATINI Marula Festival: Celebrated between February and March, this festival marks the harvest of the marula fruit. It features traditional brewing of marula beer, dances, and communal feasting. THE KINGDOM OF ESWATINI