Leaving the Wild Coast, I spent a few nights in Durban to catch up on my blogging before heading onward to a lodge in the southern Drakensberg Mountains.
From there I did a day hike to see some old San rock art, and a morning hike in Lesotho, which was dampened by clouds and rain before we could reach the peak we'd set out for.
- Durban Unseen
- San Rock Art in the Southern Drakensberg Mountains
- Ascending Sani Pass to the Kingdom of Lesotho
Dave is the Founder and Editor in Chief of Go Backpacking and Feastio. He’s been to 66 countries and lived in Colombia and Peru. Read the full story of how he became a travel blogger.
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sheila
Wednesday 12th of May 2010
these mountains are so green...hmmnnn, I can feel the fresh air...t
Stephania
Wednesday 12th of May 2010
I love mountains, used to climb one when we family vacation when I was young...how I wish I can also visit lesotho and see this mountains for real..
GlobalButterfly
Sunday 9th of May 2010
So green!!! I'm sad that I didn't get to visit Lesotho when I was in SA. I hope you do another post on Lesotho, I'd love to know more about it. Durban was fantastic btw! How beautiful is the Indian Ocean?
dining tables
Saturday 8th of May 2010
The mountains are beautiful! I like to see something like that here. Green mountains and fresh air.