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.
Adventurers from Brussels ready for Sani Pass
Such a proud and happy couple. Arnout and Jessica are from Belgium and came to South Africa for three weeks. Jessica didn’t know what Arnout had planned for her, but when they were at the beautiful Blyde River Canyon in Mpumalanga four days ago – Arnout went down on his knees and – presenting Jessica with a ring – asked for her hand in marriage!
Eastern Cape family conquer Sani Pass
Six happy souls from Port Elizabeth chose Major Adventures to introduce them to the epic Sani Pass that leads up the great escarpment of the south, into Lesotho.
And so we were thrilled to hear back from Trevor Hyson and his family that a good time was had by all.
Colleen & Dudley Blevins tour Sani Pass. A blast from the past!
Dudley and Colleen Blevins tour Sani Pass, celebrating their ascent at the highest pub
Join us for a virtual tour up Sani Pass and into Lesotho
Travel 109 km with us in just over 3 minutes, and get a key-hole view of the unparalleled Sani Pass adventure into Lesotho. No other operator has the history that our business is fortunate to have. We are the only Sani Pass tour operator that has a living family legacy with the Sani Pass that dates back to 1956, and whose business has never changed ownership. Deep roots, extensive experience, rich knowledge and talented guides, make the Major Adventures experience of the Sani Pass into Lesotho – the best that money can buy.
The Bearded Vulture, commonly known as the Lammergeier
lammergeier, (German: “lamb vulture”) (Gypaetus barbatus), lammergeier also spelled lammergeyer or lammergeir, also called bearded vulture
The Bearded Vulture, commonly known as the Lammergeier, is a resident of the Drakensberg region of South Africa. It is an endangered species and the largest of the African vultures – easily distinguishable by its black feathers and distinctive yellow head.
Steeped in adventure, ready to be explored – the Sani Pass into Lesotho
The history of Sani Pass in the Drakensberg Mountains is one that is steeped in adventure, danger, and excitement. It is a unique area of the world that has long captivated adventurers, both current and past.
Summer green mountains greet our tourists from the Netherlands
Another happy group of Dutch tourists give us a thumbs up for their adventure through the Summer-green mountains, and up Sani Pass into Lesotho.
The summer rains have presented an abundance of streams and waterfalls for tourists to enjoy, as they wind their way up Sani Pass into Lesotho. They especially enjoyed the personality and knowledge shared by our very experienced guide – Elias.
