Lesotho Tours
Lesotho tours are an experience like no other, allowing you to explore one of the lesser-travelled parts of Africa for an epic wildlife experience. Lesotho safari tours will take you right up close to the action, offering incredible views of a diverse array of wildlife found nowhere else. Planning a trip to Lesotho will take you off-the-beaten-track to explore a mountainous backdrop that isn’t crowded with tourists.
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Lesotho General Information
Where to go in Lesotho
In Lesotho, adventure awaits with the Maloti Mountains for hiking, Sehlabathebe National Park for wildlife, and the cultural-rich Sani Pass. Explore Maseru for a glimpse into Basotho life and heritage.
What to do in Lesotho
Lesotho offers diverse adventures: pony trekking in the highlands, rock climbing and abseiling in the Maloti Mountains, fly-fishing in pristine rivers, and cultural tours to learn about the Basotho traditions.
When to go to Lesotho
Choosing when to visit Lesotho is activity-dependent. Summer (October to April) suits hiking and pony trekking with its warm, lush setting, despite more rain. Winter (May to September) is ideal for snow sports, unique in Southern Africa.