Excursão diurna para Sani Pass e Lesoto 4x4 Experience saindo de Durban
Descrição
O Sani Pass Lesotho 4x4 tour parte de Durban e pára na capital de KwaZulu-Natal, PMB . Seu guia lhe dará um breve passeio pela cidade e visita Estátua de Mahatma Gandhi na Câmara Municipal de Pietermaritzburg. Posteriormente, o passeio se move em direção às Montanhas Drakensberg e até Passagem Sani em Lesotho, o ponto mais alto do hemisfério sul
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Um dos nossos passeios mais populares! O passe Sani Lesotho 4x4 parte de Durban e pára na capital de KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg. Seu Guia dar-lhe-á um breve passeio pela cidade e visitará a estátua de Mahatma Gandhi junto ao município de Pietermaritzburg. Depois, o passeio se move em direção às Montanhas Drakensberg e até o Passo Sani, no Lesoto. Passaporte necessário.
O Sani Pass é uma estrada de 33 quilômetros de grama que atravessa os penhascos do escarpamento de Drakensberg em uma série de curvas de Zig Zag apertadas. A rota começa no Sani Pass Hotel, que está a 1566m acima do nível do mar. Você vai viajar em um 4×4 para cima ao longo da estrada estreita que atravessa o posto de fronteira sul-africano / Lesotho que está 1968m acima do nível do mar. Na rota, a paisagem de KwaZulu-Natal abre-se, exibindo vistas espetaculares de colinas e vastos céus. Seu guia turístico irá levá-lo para a casa de um local para apresentá-lo a um povo Basotho em uma aldeia local. Lá você verá como o povo Basotho de Lesotho vive. Depois disso, você fará seu caminho pelo Passo de Sani e cruzará a fronteira de volta para a África do Sul e voltará para Durban.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Entre em contato conosco diretamente com o local de retirada pelo menos um dia antes do passeio. E-mail: info@zulusafaris.com Contacto +27 827766771
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Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- O nome, número, validade e país do passaporte são exigidos no momento da reserva para todos os participantes
- Um passaporte válido atual é exigido no dia da viagem
- Línguas alemã e polonesa podem ser solicitadas (a pedido)
- Usuário de cadeira de rodas: Qualquer viajante em cadeira de rodas deve nos informar para confirmar sua reserva
- POR FAVOR, NOTE QUE ALGUNS PAÍSES EXIGEM UM VISTO. CONTACTE-NOS IMEDIATAMENTE APÓS A RESERVA PARA CONFIRMAR SE O VOSSO PASSAPORTE NECESSITA DE VISA
Avaliações(121)
Had such a wonderful time driving the famous Sani Pass into Lesotho. Major shoutout to the absolute most amazing guide - Fortune. He was the best driver, most knowledgeable, coolest, most fun, most kind guide. We’re loved this unique and thrilling experience in the Kingdom of Lesotho! 🇱🇸
Bule was our tour guide and he was amazing! This was our first time in South Africa and he welcomed us and educated along the entire drive. He was patient and answered all of our questions while giving detailed information and stops along the way. We had such a great time that we were excited that he was our guide again the next day. The day started off warm but right as we got in the car Bule explained that it would be a lot colder on the mountain. He waited while my husband went back upstairs and got coats for us. So glad we did. This tour is great for families and people seeking exploration. We learned that only 5% of people ever get to visit Lesotho and we are now a part of that group. The drive was long and sometimes rough but well worth it. We felt safe and comfortable with the guide and are already planning our trip back and only plan to tour with Bule! The views are nothing like anything I've ever seen in my life. Be prepared to take lots of pictures and bring a backup battery for your phone.
Bule was my guide and made the whole trip easy, comfortable and fun. Highly recommend going out to Sani Pass with him if it’s something you’re thinking about
Zamani was a fantastic guide (and driver!), knowledgeable about everything from local cultures to local ecosystem biology! Thanks so much for a wonderful day!!!
It's a long drive but worth it to get a feel for Lesotho. However note, the drive up and down the Sani Pass is very rough and steep so is quite uncomfortable for an hour. Also, you will only spend an hour or so in Lesotho as the drive from Durban is around 4 hours each way. The scenery is great and very rural with spectacular views, but this depends on the weather which can be inclement and cool. So be prepared.
My day trip to Lesotho 🇱🇸 was an enjoyable experience, offering numerous scenic views. Fortune, an excellent guide, also possesses a talent for photography 📸 👌
Fortune offered a fantastic tour to and from “the Kingdom in the Sky.” We learned a lot about Lesotho and the Basotho people, and the skyward drive through the Sani Pass was so scenic.
I loved the trip to Sani pass and quick stop in Lesotho! The trip includes a lot of driving, but thanks to the many stops - our guide Fortune would also add some extra stops for pictures - the drive never was boring. We were blessed with great weather, so the drive up to Sani pass was truly spectacular. For me, the pass with it's stunning views was definitely the highlight of the day. The visit to Lesotho was quite short (compared to the overall trip duration), but still worth it and impressive. Despite the short time, you can see the local mountain live and the stop in the traditional village gives some more insight. Would definitely recommend it!
The Sani Pass Tour was an unforgettable adventure. Fortune was an excellent guide — calm, attentive, and very experienced. The mountain road was challenging but incredibly scenic, with spectacular views at every turn. Crossing the border into Lesotho and learning about local village life added a unique cultural touch to the trip. The whole day was well paced, informative, and truly memorable. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone looking for something special.
We were very lucky to have our skilled guide, Fortune, who had a lot of knowledge about Lesotho and the Basotho people - their culture and language which was very interesting. This is -with no doubt- the most beautiful country border I have been at. A memory for life!
