Phophonyane Nature Reserve

Located in the rugged northwest of Swaziland, Phophonyane Nature Reserve forms part of the Phophonyane Conservancy. Stretching over 600 hectares, this scenic reserve features a number of magnificent waterfalls, rocky outcrops, woodlands and an array of biodiverse flora and fauna with over 200 species of bird, more than 400 tree species and numerous mammal species including vervet monkey, bushbuck, red duiker, bush pig, otter, caracal, serval and civet. The undeniable highlight of this remote reserve is the Phophonyane Falls, a series of impressive cascades and waterfalls. Visitors can also look forward to the dramatic python cliffs, the Mbevane Falls surrounded by lush riverine forest and hiking along a network of trails which lead to breathtaking viewpoints.