Day One:
Depart from Underberg at 09h00 (or collection on route, if applicable) in a 4X4 vehicle travelling up the Sani Pass, stopping at breath-taking view sites and the two border posts. Once we reach the summit, we travel 20 km deeper into Lesotho, up Black Mountain and down into the beautiful Sehonghong Valley for a further 30km. This is a comfortable meander and just before entering Mokhotlong we visit a local Sangoma (a traditional healer and storey teller) where you will enjoy a cultural experience – a really awesome stop for all of our guests.
A further 10 km on we arrive at the remote trading town of Mokhotlong (once known as the most remote outpost under the British Empire).Here you see Donkeys carrying goods to and from homesteads with all sorts of items on their backs. The high street is full of local Basotho folk trading their goods. A great place for photographing Basotho traders. Here we enjoy a late lunch at a local Basotho venue. We overnight at Montsebo Lodge.

Day Two:
After breakfast, drive through Mokhotlong, which was once billed as the most remote village in the British Empire. Stop for a short walk down the main road and have a look at the old buildings and get to see how the Basotho folk do business at a local market. View the rare Spiral Aloe, the National plant of Lesotho. Travel to St James Mission to see the fascinating ceiling of their church. Drive back up the Sehonghong Valley, looking for the rare Bearded Vulture on the route. Reach the top of Sani Pass and enjoy lunch at a local Basotho Venue before descending the Sani Pass back to Underberg.