Welcome to “Asambeni’s” website. Asambeni is a Siswati word that means “Let’s go together”
Asambeni is a tourist project initiated by the youth of Nkomazi to promote the beautiful tourist destination that the Nkomazi region has to offer.
Lets go together to view the beauty Nkomazi has to offer
Lets go together to view the beauty Nkomazi has to offer
Package 1: Bird watching and Hiking $20.00
Asambeni’s expert guides will take you on a hike through the mountains where you can explore unique rock forms, or photograph rare and indigenous birds found only in South Africa...
Package 2: 1 day guided tour $25.00
Join us in a journey past traditional huts where cattle still roam free. Visit a genuine ‘sangoma’ who will fascinate you with her knowledge of traditional herbal medicines.....
Package 3: Your Family in Africa $70.00
This special package has been designed for you to experience an unforgettable night in one of the Nkomazi villages. Your specially selected host family will take you in as their own...
Asambeni’s expert guides will take you on a hike through the mountains where you can explore unique rock forms, or photograph rare and indigenous birds found only in South Africa...Package 2: 1 day guided tour $25.00
Join us in a journey past traditional huts where cattle still roam free. Visit a genuine ‘sangoma’ who will fascinate you with her knowledge of traditional herbal medicines.....Package 3: Your Family in Africa $70.00
This special package has been designed for you to experience an unforgettable night in one of the Nkomazi villages. Your specially selected host family will take you in as their own...
When it comes to traveling, I’m a voyeur. I spot the best seat to people watch, plop back and watch the myriad people of our world’s top cultural digs go at it.
I prefer if they don’t take my presence into account. If they don’t hang up signs or hand out flyers promising me an ‘authentic’ experience; if they don’t tote around a glossy photo album marred with white faced tourists ‘having a good time’ in the midst of it all.
I prefer if they don’t take my presence into account. If they don’t hang up signs or hand out flyers promising me an ‘authentic’ experience; if they don’t tote around a glossy photo album marred with white faced tourists ‘having a good time’ in the midst of it all.
