School trips to Eswatini & Kruger
Inspiring leadership through student-led school expeditions.
Destination highlights
- Capital City:
- Mbabane & Cape Town
- Population:
- 65.25 million
- National Animal:
- Thomson's Gazelle & Springbok
- Currency:
- Swazi Lilangeni & South African Rand
- Language:
- Siswati & English
Eswatini & Kruger School trips
Remote Villages & Safaris in Eswatini & Kruger
- Kruger Safari Wildlife
- Remote Mountain Trekking
- Neighbourhood Care Points
- Living With The community
Wildlife Conservation in Eswatini & Kruger
- Malolotja Trek
- Ecology Project
- Safari Experience
- Conservation Workshops
What you need to know about Eswatini & Kruger
Eswatini, a land of vibrant traditions and warm hospitality. Colourful dances, rhythmic drums, and rich ceremonies showcase its proud heritage, while rolling hills and local flavours create an authentic cultural experience. Combine this with Kruger National Park, and the soul of safari, culture, community and wilderness meet. From Big Five encounters to campfire stories under the stars, Kruger is a place of connection, adventure, and unforgettable heritage.
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.
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.
Camping in Eswatini and Kruger National Park 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.
On a community or conservation initiative in eSwatini and Kruger, students may help with sustainable farming to support nutrition, assist with school improvement projects, join grassroots health initiatives, or support conservation efforts protecting iconic African wildlife and promoting coexistence with local communities. Alongside these projects, students may also take part in cultural activities such as cooking classes, exchanges with local students, learning traditional crafts, and going to church on Sundays with the local community.
Un sustainable development goal
Key UN SDGs explored in our school trips to eSwatini and Kruger include 2: Zero Hunger, with initiatives supporting sustainable agriculture and nutrition; 3: Good Health and Well-Being, through projects focused on community health and resilience; 4: Quality Education, by improving learning opportunities and resources for young people; and 15: Life on Land, with conservation efforts protecting the region’s iconic wildlife and biodiversity while promoting coexistence with local communities.
Your school trip to Eswatini & Kruger awaits
Dive in for a double African adventure in eSwatini and Kruger National Park. The compact kingdom of eSwatini is tucked between South Africa and Mozambique. Way off the tourist radar, it’s a land of wild mountains, tribal culture and the last reigning monarch in Africa.
Leap outside your bubble and experience a place where traditional crafts and tribal dancing are a genuine part of daily life, and where wild mountains and teeming jungles are the last habitats of their kind. Travel a few hours north to South Africa and you’re in Kruger, where the plains are roamed by elephants, hyenas and lions on the hunt.
Remember, you’re walking the path towards true global citizenship. Tap into your inner potential, step forward to contribute and absorb everything this trip can teach you about the world and your place within it.