From hut-to-hut hiking and white water rafting to safaris in search of rare black rhino, Eastern and Southern Swaziland are great places to go off the grid. In the shadow of the Lebombo Mountains, the Eastern Swaziland lowveld is home to sugar plantations and four of the country’s five wildlife reserves. An easy drive from the Mozambique border, the area can be visited on a day trip from Maputo, 62 miles away. Southern Swaziland, on the border with South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province, is home to mile upon mile of forests and a stunning gorge.
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