Swaziland has a good system of buses running regular routes, and minibus taxis running shorter routes at slightly higher prices than the buses.
Most roads are good but there are rough ones out in the bush.
Facilities for tourism are available. It is roughly the size of Wales, the Kingdom of Swaziland is the smallest country in the southern hemishere. Swaziland's rugged terrain makes it perfect for climbing, hiking and camping, particularly in the spectacular Piggs Peak region. Horse riding, white water rafting trips on the Great Usutu River, sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, fishing are some of the activities which are popular for tourists. It was founded by Bantu peoples from Mozambique in the 18th century and became a British protectorate when colonial rule was established in 1903.