Wildlife ConservationSchool Expedition to Eswatini & Mozambique
- Indian Ocean Conservation
- Remote Mountain Trekking
- Kruger Safari Wildlife
- Living With The community
CAPITAL CITY
Mbabane & Maputo
POPULATION
35.87 million
NATIONAL ANIMAL
Thomson's Gazelle & African Elephant
CURRENCY
Swazi Lilangeni & Mozambican Metical
LANGUAGE
Siswati & Portuguese
Inspiring leadership through student-led school expeditions.
Wildlife ConservationWHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Culture
Eswatini, small in size but big in spirit, Eswatini shines with vibrant dances, rhythmic drums, and heartfelt hospitality. Its proud traditions and rolling landscapes make every visit feel authentic and unforgettable. Combined with Mozambique, a coastline alive with culture, colour, and rhythm. From fresh seafood and lively markets to island traditions and warm welcomes, Mozambique blends heritage and paradise in every experience.
Unmissable Experiences
Trekking and safari in Eswatini bring adventure and discovery together. From hiking through rugged mountain trails to spotting wildlife on safari, students experience the country’s incredible landscapes and biodiversity. It’s an opportunity to challenge themselves, work as a team, and create unforgettable memories in one of Africa’s hidden gems.
Cultural R&R
Eswatini shines with creativity and spirit: wander lively markets where the rhythm of dance and drums fills the air, watch master artisans shape vibrant works at Swazi Candles, hike through game reserves alive with wildlife, and climb into rolling mountains where every trail tells a story of this proud kingdom. Mozambique bursts with coastal energy; in Vilanculos, sail out to sun-drenched Bazaruto Islands where turquoise waters invite endless exploration; in Tofo, dive into vibrant reefs alive with manta rays and whale sharks, wander lively beaches and fishing villages, and feel the pulse of a coastline where adventure, wildlife, and local culture meet under an endless sky.
Accommodation
Camping in Eswatini and Mozambique is all about stepping off the beaten track and into nature. Surrounded by mountains, wildlife, and star-filled skies, students experience adventure at its most authentic. It’s a chance to live simply, build resilience, and connect deeply with both the environment and each other.
Community Initiatives
On a community or conservation initiative in Eswatini and Mozambique, students could join sustainable farming and food security projects, support community health and nutrition programmes, help improve rural schools, or work with marine conservation groups protecting coral reefs and species such as manta rays and whales. Alongside these projects, students may also take part in cultural activities such as cooking classes, exchanges with local students, learning traditional crafts, and camping in communities for a deeper connection with local life.
Your school trip to eSwatini & Mozambique awaits
Head off the beaten track and discover eSwatini & Mozambique, this is a side of Southeast Africa that most tourists never see. Small but mighty, the kingdom of eSwatini is a land of wild mountains, rich tribal culture, and the last reigning monarch in Africa. On this school expedition, immerse yourself in the rhythms of daily life, engage with local communities, and gain a deeper understanding of this remarkable nation’s traditions and heritage.
East of eSwatini, Mozambique offers a completely different world. Here, white sand beaches and turquoise waters stretch as far as the eye can see, where wooden dhows glide past and humpback whales swim in the deep. This overseas school tour takes you from exploring vibrant marine ecosystems to connecting with local communities, providing a rare opportunity to engage in something truly meaningful.
This school expedition isn’t just about travel, it’s about cultural exchange, environmental awareness, and discovering the incredible diversity of Africa. Step beyond the tourist trail and experience the warmth, traditions, and landscapes of eSwatini and Mozambique in a way you’ll never forget. Are you ready for the journey to eSwatini & Mozambique?
Un sustainable development goal
Key UN SDGs explored in our school trips to eSwatini and Mozambique include 2: Zero Hunger, with grassroots efforts to strengthen food security and sustainable farming; 3: Good Health and Well-Being, through community projects supporting healthcare and nutrition; 4: Quality Education, by improving access to schooling and resources; and 14: Life Below Water, where conservation work protects coral reefs and marine species such as manta rays and whales, both vital to healthy ocean ecosystems and local livelihoods.
