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SANI PASS & LESOTHO TOUR
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Today we are going to reach new heights! Our
adventure takes us to highest road pass
in Africa!
Spectacular scenery is our reward! The
Natal Midlands are famous for their
amazing vistas and rolling hills, and
this is just the beginning! Once we
reach to country town of Underberg we
board our 4 x 4 vehicles. This is the
only motorized form of transport rugged
enough to cope with challenges of the
Sani Pass. Every curve of the rough road
is an adrenalin rush. As we approach the
summit we have our passports stamped and
we enter the Kingdom of Lesotho. We
visit a Sotho Village to see how people
live at these altitudes.
Lunch at the highest pub in Africa!
Bring your camera to capture some of the
most magnificent scenery!
You’ll find it easy to relax on the way
back to Durban after a fulfilling day! |
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R 1675.00 |
Mon / Wed / Fri
AM - 06:00 - ±19:00 |
Note: A passport is required &
visa conditions may apply
Children from 2 – 12 years are
half price
Children from 0 – 2 years are
free.
We cannot guarantee the
availability and schedule of 3rd
party operators.
We reserve the right to utilize
the services of an alternative
service provider.
For Conditions of Charter please
contact Hylton Ross Touring.
Please note that we cannot
guarantee any specific animal
sightings or interaction with
animals as these animals are all
in their natural habitat and
wild. This also applies to any
product where we advertise
interaction with animals in
conservation projects.
Hylton Ross Touring reserves the
right to terminate tour services
if children are not behaving
properly or causing disturbance.
Entrance fees charged by third
party service providers may be
charged for children under 12
years.
Children under 8 years are only
permitted on game drives on a
private tour, and on certain
tours at the discretion of
Hylton Ross Touring and third
party service providers.
Passenger liability – R200mil
Prices valid until 31 October
2013 |
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