The Mlilwane is a Private Game Reserve in Swaziland in the provinces of Manzini. The park was established on - and covers an area of 0.046 km². The Mlilwane offers the possibility of self-drive safaris.
The reserve is located just outside the Ezulwini Valley. There are many places to stay in the small reserve, but it is also a popular destination for locals and tourists. No dangerous animals live on the grounds and many activities are offered.
| Biodiversity | Sighting conditions |
|---|---|
| Very high | Bad |
Official Name
Mlilwane
Provinces
Manzini
Area
0.046 km2
Foundation
No information
Vegetation
No information
Habitats
Grassland savannah
Big Five-reserves
No
Self-drive-reserve
No
Entrance gates
0
The reserve is located just outside the Ezulwini Valley. There are many places to stay in the small reserve, but it is also a popular destination for locals and tourists. No dangerous animals live on the grounds and many activities are offered.
The main habitat of the Mlilwane is the Grassland savannah.
In the south, open grassland plains extend to the striking Nyonyane Mountain with its granite peak known as Execution Rock. The north of the reserve is wilder and here hilly grasslands dominate with gully forests and rocky outcrops. Eucalyptus and wattle forests, dating back to colonial times, are still a feature of the reserve.
| Name | Location |
|---|
| Biodiversity | Sighting conditions |
|---|---|
| Very high | Bad |
Best tavel time
May (Beginning) - September (End)
Dry time
May (Beginning) - September (End)
Climate
chilly-warm
Tavel time
October (Beginning) - April (Beginning)
Climate
cool-warm
High season
December (Beginning) - January (End)
July (Beginning) - August (End)
Low season
December (Beginning) - January (End)
September (Beginning) - November (End)
Risk of Malaria
October - April
The climate in Mlilwane is warm. The rainy season takes place from Beginning October to Beginning April The dry season first extended over the months from Beginning May to End September inclusive. The best time to tour is Beginning May End September.
Summer and winter are experienced at opposite times as in Europe and North America. Due to the higher altitude, temperatures are mild and the heat never becomes extreme. Afternoon showers are common in the humid summer months, but it rarely rains all day.
The Mlilwane is home to 0 mammals such as Zebra, Wildebeest, Hippopotamus, Crocodile, Ostrich as well as 240 bird species, 0 reptile species, 0 fish species and 0 amphibian species. The Mlilwane provides Very high conditions for wildlife viewing.
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