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Sani Pass & Lesotho Tours

Discover the Major Adventures difference

Value for money ….

Enjoy an experience crafted by the Major family who have been part of Underberg since 1956. Major Adventures are the only operator in the district who has never changed ownership. You get the passion, service and Sani Pass experience built by Charlie and Gardi Major.

What you will see

Sani Pass is a unique 4×4 bucket-list experience that is waiting for you to embrace. Take the opportunity before the roads are tarred, and discover the authentic route up to the top – with the breathtaking views. Thereafter, go beyond Sani Pass into far-off remote places. Lesotho Highlands awaits with beautiful scenery, where you can immerse yourself in Basotho culture.

Create Memories

With family experience of Sani Pass & Lesotho since 1956, we offer specialised tours, to create memories for you, to be treasured and never forgotten.

Your 4 x 4 Ride …..

We choose our vehicles for suitability & comfort on the Sani Pass & in Lesotho. They all have individual seats & are in excellent condition. Our vehicles are custom made for the job.

Featured Tours

Experiences to remember

A Remarkable Adventure with Major Adventures in Lesotho

I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Major Adventures for an unforgettable journey—one that I hadn’t even dared to imagine conquering. Heights have always been my Achilles’ heel, yet that fear has now been defeated, thanks to the incredible tour guide, Elois. Elois’s reassuring presence put all my apprehensions at ease.

Bikers from the US of A opt to tour Sani Pass in style

James Burnham (left) and Joel Nix (right) visited Underberg on a dark and cold evening, in search of a Sani Pass adventure and a comfortable hotel to rest their weary bodies and feed their appetite. What struck us was their inspiring spirit of adventure.

Winter International Tourists, rave about Sani Pass!

These spirited tourists from Idaho, Utah, and Arizona (above) embarked on a journey up the intrepid Sani Pass and into Lesotho! Sunny faces and exclamations of appreciation bubbled in the group as they recalled their unique Autumn day-trip experience.

Latest Tours

From: R180,00
±6-7 hours

Sani Pass Tag Along

Drive your own vehicle up the Sani Pass behind a tour, under the guidance of one of our expert guides. In addition visit a Basotho village.
From: R3352,00
2 days, 1 night

Lesotho Highlands Tour

A full Sani Pass tour, the trading town of Mokhotlong, a remote Basotho village and cultural experience plus the Lesotho Highlands are all packed into this two day one night tour.
From: R1100,00
± 6-9 hours

Sani Pass Private Tour

Enjoy a Sani Pass day tour with an expert guide and a 4×4 vehicle all to yourself. Your departure and return times will be at your discretion.

“You’re off to Great Places! Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting, So… get on your way!“

Dr Seuss

No battle scars on tyres after 10 trips up Sani Pass.

The dream of going on a thrilling adventure lives on well past childhood fantasies of overland duals and driving through uncharted territories. Outdoor and 4 by 4 enthusiasts often nurture these dreams long after the memories of wild frolics through the shrubbery have faded. For many, a tour to the top of the Sani Pass does not disappoint.

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Big smiles from Willem and Fieke from the Netherlands

Excitement sparkled in the eyes of Willem and Fieke who prepared themselves to buckle up for their “African massage” drive in our 4×4 Toyota Prado, and up the rocky roads and across flooded streams and up Sani Pass into Lesotho.

On their return in the afternoon, their hair was wild, but their eyes still sparkled with excitement. Enthusiastic handshakes and thanks, and they were away to continue their journey in South Africa.

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Poisoned Arrows or Flights of Fantasy?

“The San believe that rain is caused by an animal that flies across the sky, which when captured, is brought to the land requiring rain, it is then cut so that its blood can “rain” over the land. Kaggen, the mantis, it is said threw up into the air the moon which was his shoe. He also had a pet eland, his wife was a dassie (rock rabbit) and an adopted daughter was a porcupine” (it was believed that the stars were shining porcupines dotted in the sky).

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