Wyldesdale is a privately owned protected area in one of the most remote corners of Swaziland - it is also one of the most beautiful corners. Part of the attraction is that there is only a two roomed cabin, a holiday house, one attendant and yourselves in the whole area. There is no brochure, no little numbers on trees, no guides and only a basic but accurate set of directions on how to get there. The reserve includes much of one of the highest mountains in the country and kilometres of mountain streams with waterfalls and pools in dense unspoilt indigenous forest. The accommodation is basic, but sufficient, with flush toilets, showers and an equipped kitchen with fridge and stove. You will need a high clearance vehicle to get there, but not necessarily a 4x4, unless it is wet.