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Location: South Africa » Mpumalanga » Highlands Meander » Wild Frontier » BadplaasEbutsini Swazi VillageEbutsini Swazi Village in MpumalangaDescriptionA unique experience is created by the traditional layout and structure of this Swazi Village. Luxuriously-appointed Swazi huts with Swazi dancing and traditional meals. The 30km Ebutsini 4x4 route explores pristine areas while the on-site medicinal nursery will introduce you to some unique, endemic healing plants. Accommodation is available either in Swazi huts, luxuriously appointed with all modern facilities ensuring great comfort for guests. Evenings are spent around cosy fires with Swazi dancing and excellent traditional food. 50km from Badplaas. Experience genuine Swazi hospitality in 10 luxuriously-appointed Swazi huts. The 30km Ebutsini 4X4 route explores pristine areas while the on-site medicinal nursery will introduce you to some unique, endemic healing plants. Swazi dancing, traditional meals and a resident Sangoma will make your stay a memorable one. 40 000ha Songimvelo Nature Reserve
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Chrissiesmeer Songimvelo Nature Reserve Badplaas Aventura Resort Ebutsini 4x4 Route Swaziland Borderpost Barberton History: Badplaas, meaning 'Bath Farm' in Afrikaans, is at the foot of the Hlumuhlumu Mountains (place of much thunder). The town is best known for the hot sulphur spring which bubbles to the surface at a temperature of 53°C and at a rate of 30,000 litres per hour. The Swazi tribesmen used the water from the spring for medicinal purposes, referring to it as 'Emanzana', the healing waters. The site of the spring was, by all accounts, given to a hunter by the name of Jacob de Clerq by the paramount chief of the Swazi. De Clerq built a trading store nearby and advertised the curative properties of the spring. The area was soon festooned with tents during the winter months, especially after gold was discovered in the Barberton area. In November 1893 the spa was declared state property by the Transvaal Government. The spring was diverted into a reservoir and the water was pumped from here into a series of baths.
Accolades | :Tourism Council of SA Star Grading |
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DirectionsFrom Badplaas take R38 towards Barberton, 1 km out of Badplaas turn right on R541 Lochiel road. Drive straight for 50 km on tar road, as tar ends turn right and 500m further left at Ebutsini.
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