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When is a stay in Eswatini cheapest?
Prices are usually lowest in January and March. July, at the peak of the dry season and safari season, tends to be the most expensive. Booking a few weeks ahead usually helps you find a better rate.
Which city do travellers stay in most often?
The most popular is the capital Mbabane, followed closely by the tourist Ezulwini Valley with the most resorts and attractions.
Where are hotels most and least expensive in Eswatini?
The highest rates are at the Ezulwini Valley resorts and the lodges by the parks. Guesthouses in Manzini and Mbabane are cheaper.
Do I need a visa to travel to Eswatini?
Citizens of many countries enter Eswatini visa-free for a tourist stay of up to 30 days. A valid passport is required. The details depend on your citizenship, so check before you travel.
Can I book a hotel with payment at the property?
Yes. Many properties offer pay-at-hotel and free cancellation. The currency is the lilangeni, the South African rand is also accepted, and cash is handy in smaller places.