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2 Reviews and 32 Opinions Lancers Inn is said to be the International Development Specialist's hotel of choice in Maseru. This...
1 Review and 56 Opinions Hands down the best hotel in Maseru. The others don't even come close. Renovations will be completed...
Excellent birding for high altitude species
CatherineReichardt Says: Lesotho offers excellent bird watching and allows you relatively easy access to high altitude species that you wouldn't necessarily be able to spot elsewhere.My...
Celebrate with a beer in Africa's highest pub!
CatherineReichardt Says: At 2874m, the bar at the Sani Top chalets lay claim to being the highest pub in Africa - or just under 9,500 feet in old money. At this altitude, you'd be...
CatherineReichardt Says: When in comes to word association, the concepts of 'Africa' and 'skiing' would seem to be mutually incompatible ... until you stumble over the Afriski resort in...
Sani Top Chalets gift shop: I survived Sani Pass!
CatherineReichardt Says: I usually consider bumper stickers to be irredeemably naff and avoid them like the plague ... or I did until I stumbled across this in the gift shop at the...
When's the best time to visit Lesotho?
CatherineReichardt Says: There is no well defined 'tourist season' in Lesotho, and the time that you choose to visit should largely be dictated by what you intend to do.Lesotho's...
Textbook onion skin weathering on Thaba Bosiu
CatherineReichardt Says: Let's face it, textbook onion skin weathering probably isn't big in your life, but read on, as if you decide to visit Thaba Bosui, it may provide a very useful...
The ice rats are way cuter than they sound!
CatherineReichardt Says: The prospect of meeting an ice rat probably doesn't sound particularly attractive to the average traveller, but once you've made the acquaintance of these...
Beware: the sun is very strong at high altitude
CatherineReichardt Says: Again, a warning against something so obvious that I hesitate to mention it ...As you will hear time and time again, Lesotho is the highest country in the...
Lesotho's streams and dams offer excellent fishing
CatherineReichardt Says: One of Lesotho's great attractions is the opportunity to pursue outdoors activities in a relatively unspoilt environment.The same advantage was apparent to the...
Lesotho's roads: not for the faint hearted!
CatherineReichardt Says: Let's start with the positive: Lesotho is the perfect place for a challenging, fascinating yet relatively affordable road trip. Lesotho offers the highest...
A national animal that doesn't live in the country
CatherineReichardt Says: Most of the time a country's choice of national animal is pretty obvious, but in the case of Lesotho, the fact that the crocodile has been awarded this honour...
Conquer the knee trembling Sani Pass!
CatherineReichardt Says: As ever, I have left writing the more complex tip on a destination until last because it's difficult to know where to start.Well, let me begin by saying that I...
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Lesotho - The Kingdom in the sky
The Kingdom in the Sky - Lesotho is an unusual and often overlooked destination in Southern Africa. With the development the Lesotho Highland Water Project has delivered over the last 15 years it is...
Lesotho, a former British Colony, is independent since 1966. Now it is called the little kingdom in the sky with Letsie III as king, crowned in 1997. Lesotho lowest point is 1000M and its highest...
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This small, high and mountain Kingdom in the middle of South Africa, has a lot to offer to visitors. Not only for trekking in the Maluti and Drankensberg mountain peaks, but also to admire its...
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