Interesting and memorable . Views were fabulous . Seeing the Lesotho village at the top was amazing .

Really bad experience with a very old land rover, which was obviously not going to make it. We were stranded in the no-mans land for almost 3 hours, waiting for a mechanic who eventually arrived. No help from the organiser whatsoever. The organiser refused any type of compensation, had to beg even for an apology. Alledgedly we might get some... More

An exotic spot; we spent the night in a rental home at the base of the pass on the South African side (a coal fired stove for heat and hot water...but just fine for us). Next day we hitched a ride part way and hiked the remainder. Wanted to ski but not enough snow. Enjoyed drinks in the "Highest Bar... More

A must. In Canada the trip would not be in a jeep but a good hike so taking a jeep it was fun. The switchbacks ....really we are going to make it right.... The view on the way is beautiful and well worth it The pub at the top was great. A brew at the highest pub in Africa...oh yah!

Unfortunately this highlight of a mountain trip will be closed for 3 years due to progress. It will be tarred and loose its charm for every. So hurry. A hair-raising adventure only for the not so easily frightened people. Beautiful scenery, animals and takes courage in winter. Come and enjoy this wonderful place

As everyone else has said, this is a wonderful experience not to be missed if you're in the Drakensburg region. However, a couple of things I wished someone had told me before I went: 1. If you have any back problems sit as close to the front of the 4x4 vehicle as you can get- you get chucked about in... More

Going up the Sani Pass is an adventure in itself. However, being up in Lesotho and watching the life of the Basotho living in this remote area will give you a long-lasting impression.

We stay at the Sani Pass Hotel and hit the road at 09h00. Reached the SA border post.at 10h00. We travel up the mountain in 4 x 4 and at very slow speed, the road in very bad condition after good rain. The vegetation lush and the scenery very picturesque. We had something small to bite and drink at the... More

We drove Sani Pass in our own 4x4. You MUST have a 4x4 with low range if you are going to do this on your own. It is not an easy drive. Otherwise, go with one of the very experienced tour guides from Underberg. It is well worth it!!