Combo Tour

Activity Description

Start with a (+/-3hr) hike up the legendary Sani Pass as your guide brings its stories to life. Once you reach the top trade hiking boots for wheels, cycling to a charming Basotho homestead and village. Cap it all with lunch at the Highest Pub in Africa or a local Basotho restaurant, before descending in the comfort of a 4×4 vehicle. Experience a week’s worth of wonder in one unforgettable day.

IMPORTANT TO NOTE

Prior reservations are essential in order to have lunch at the Highest Pub in Africa. Unfortunately due to the lodges limited capacity entry is granted only to guests that will be eating with them, this also means that the lodge is unable to accommodate guests who wish solely to have a drink, use the WIFI, or restrooms.

Alternatively we offer our guests the option of either having lunch at a lovely local Basotho restaurant, or feel free to bring along your own snacks and drinks for in the vehicle while on the tour! Of course should you prefer not to have lunch for religious or personal reasons that is absolutely fine too. Kindly select your preference when making your booking and we will make the necessary arrangements.

Please note that should you wish to have lunch at The Highest Pub in Africa, Wild 4×4 Tours will make every effort to secure reservations in advance however availability is not always guaranteed.

Important: Lunch reservations are made by Lesotho On Track for our guests on request however any food or drinks ordered will be for your own account.

Arrangements

Duration8 hours

WhenAll year round

WhereOur tours typically depart from and return to the Grind Cafe in Underberg. Alternatively we can pick you up from any of our listed nearby accommodations. If you’re staying within Underberg or Himeville but don’t see your accommodation listed in our pick up menu please contact us and we’ll confirm if a complimentary pick up will be possible. Please note that departure times may vary if you are being picked up from your accommodation – in this case we will confirm your exact pick up time with you.

WeatherNone

What to WearWarmer Months (October – March): Opt for lightweight and comfortable cycling gear, suitable shoes to cycle in, sunscreen, and sunglasses. We also always recommend carrying a warm/windproof jacket, as temperatures may drop suddenly. Colder Months (April – September): We recommend long-sleeved base layers, a fleece jacket or down vest for insulation, a waterproof/windproof jacket, bib tights with fleece lining if possible, a warm beanie or balaclava, gloves, thermal socks, suitable shoes to cycle in, and sunscreen!

Things to BringValid Passports (and visa if required – please check before), Unabridged birth certificate for kids under 18 (Recommended), Camera, Cash (Lesotho accepts South Africa Rands and some are able to accept cards), Sunblock, Parental Consent Affidavit (For solo traveling parents with minors).

Guests or Spectators.

Requirements

Minimum Age18 years

Minimum Height0.0 m

Maximum Height0.0 m

Fitness LevelAverage

Maximum Weight0.0 kg

Certification.

Experience LevelBeginner

Inclusions and Exclusions

Inclusions

Expert Guides
A Dedicated Support Vehicle for assistance, refreshments, and flexibility.
Mountain Bikes & Helmets included (unless you would prefer to bring along your own).
Ice-Cold Refreshments.
Toll Fees
Lesotho Tourism Levy
Community Levy

Exclusions

Tipping
Any additional beverages
Lunch
Cycling Gear (apart from bicycles & helmets)
Visas (If required)

Notes

No expired passports or copies will be accepted.
Kindly note that if you join the tour and are denied entry into Lesotho due to not having the required visa or valid passport, you will need to wait at the South African Border Post either until the tours returns, or a transfer at your own expense is available. No refund will be provided.

Let us know if you are needing a transfer from Durban and we’ll be happy to provide you with a personalized quote from one of our trusted third party transfer services.