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
Last Updated on March 4, 2020 by Dave
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The mountains are beautiful! I like to see something like that here. Green mountains and fresh air.
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?
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..
these mountains are so green…hmmnnn, I can feel the fresh air…t