Part 1: Overlanding Lesotho Sani Pass скачать в хорошем качестве

Part 1: Overlanding Lesotho Sani Pass

Sani Pass is a dramatic mountain pass in the Drakensberg mountains that connects KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, to Lesotho. Known for its steep, zig-zagging gravel road, it requires a 4x4 vehicle to navigate the treacherous terrain, which can be made even more difficult by snow and ice in winter. The route offers breathtaking views and passes through the highest pub in Africa at an altitude of 2,874 meters. Route and terrain: The pass climbs from about 1,544m in South Africa to 2,876m in Lesotho, featuring sharp hairpin bends and steep gradients, including sections as steep as \(1:3\). It's a notoriously difficult drive, so a 4x4 is essential and a 4x4 tour is recommended if you lack experience or the right vehicle. Border crossing: As the route crosses an international border, passports are required. Both border posts have specific opening and closing times, so it's important to plan your trip to ensure you clear both by the 6 pm cutoff. Key features: The summit is home to the highest pub in Africa, a popular stop for visitors. This is the channel first border crossing and no better to mark the occasion with a off-road adventure up Sani and into Lesotho a underrated destination.