Swaziland – Mozambique
The Great Usuthu River is the largest waterway in the Kingdom of Swaziland. It is of prime importance to the country for water supply, hydroelectric power, agricultural irrigation schemes and white water rafting. The Great Usuthu originates from South Africa close to the town of Ermelo, drops down from the highveld in Swaziland [Curious? Find out more...]
Swaziland
The Mbuluzi River originates in the Ngwenya Hills in Swaziland to pass through the north-central part of the Kingdom and into Mozambique.
Location (26° 9′ 48″ S, 31° 40′ 2″ E)
On the Mbuluzi River, covering about 8,400 ha.
Mnjoli Dam in a larger map
Swaziland
Maguga Dam is fast becoming a buzzword in the Bass Fishing fraternity. The dam covers about 1,042 hectares and is nestled in the vast Lubombo Mountain Range in the Komati River Basin.
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Location (26° 04′ 38″ S, 31° 15′ 36″ E)
Maguga Dam is situated a mere 35 minutes from either Jeppe’s Reef or Oshoek border [Curious? Find out more...]
Swaziland
Popular for boating & fishing, the reservoir is used for irrigation of the citrus and sugarcane plantations at Tshaneni, in the Swaziland lowveld. Boating is restricted to members and guests; go to the Sand River Dam Yacht Club near Tshaneni.
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Location (25° 59′ 16″ S, 31° 42′ 16″ E)
The lake is about 1 h drive [Curious? Find out more...]
South Africa (KwaZulu-Natal) – Swaziland
The Pongola River, broad and perennial, meanders through the center of Pongola Game Reserve before entering the man-made 13 276 hectare lake. It provides a leisure environment unique for a South African bushveld destination. Safari cruises, canoe adventures, birding and tiger fishing are among the main activities. The area is home [Curious? Find out more...]
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