LESOTHO SOLO TRIP

In 2019 I travelled solo from my home in Durban to Sehlabathebe National Park where I stayed for 2 nights. I continued my journey to Katse Dam via the scenic Matebeng Pass.
This trip was a great journey of discovery and solitude, spending time alone and exploring some of the wonderful attractions of Lesotho.
If you have not yet been to Lesotho, I highly recommend that you do.
#lesotho #4x4travel #sehlabathebenationalpark

[@erzaanggita446]

I'm not even african, but your video really blows my mind. Thanks for sharing the amazing sides of the country, greet from Indonesia🇮🇩

[@machahataleng]

Thanx for showcasing my country in a positive light...next time you visit...drinks and braai on me🇱🇸🇱🇸

[@ThrillSeeker]

Thank you

[@ciwane1428]

Good video! The nature is fantastic! Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed watching your video. I watch your video's from Canada. U get a new follower from 🇨🇦 😁👍🏾

[@andrewleventis8341]

Excellent video, thanks next stop will be Lesotho

[@eprohoda]

Thrill-gorgeous ~ tae care.✋

[@thato596]

I love the rural nature side of lesotho. Lesotho is beautiful. Lesotho is next door , I also have travel to lesotho

[@ThrillSeeker]

its well worth a visit. Make it happen and go.

[@MonahengMosakeng]

My country's Highlands...Love it dearly! 🙌🙌🤗🤗

[@Pholo54]

Bro great content and equally great articulation and narration.

[@lifeguardonduty9438]

my home...glad you enjoyed mate

[@rekordSA]

Great content!!! Please keep them coming👌🏽. Lesotho is definitely a place to explore.

[@ThrillSeeker]

Thank you. We will try 😄

[@peterwells9204]

@@rekordSA I lived there for 6 years 1975 ..1981.. Amazing experience.. Took a Friend to a village named Mohotlong to visit his family way up in the mountains ..Go Visit That Part of the 🌍 you will not regret it..

[@TeeLS.211]

Proudly from Lesotho 🇱🇸

[@AbhishekMaharaj-s8i]

This is a spectacular video! I've been to Lesotho twice before , with dirtbikes and 4x4s , using the Sani Pass route. A friend sent me this video and you had my attention from start to finish. Great video editing and camera angles as well. I'm definitely going to try out these routes. Thanks! You've got yourself a new subscriber. Looking forward to watching more of your adventures.

[@ThrillSeeker]

Thank you. Lesotho is spectacular.

[@peterwells9204]

I lived in Lesotho from ( 1975--1981).. N.U.L. ( National University of Lesotho ) ..I have been to a village called Mohothlong. My family helped a young man..we invited him to stay with us... while he was studying at the university.. He became the minister of finance...& Forien affairs & Speaker of the National Assembly..

[@thabomphuthi9739]

Wow you have really pocketed our government, come-on here and profit on your long investments 😂😂😂😂

[@leratosekoati8288]

It's a district not a village

[@kuyahkudey3217]

Stunning country! AMAZINF FILMING AND EDITING SKILLS!!!!

[@willieventer1034]

hey dude, you deserve way more views. Great story telling. I now want to do a Lesotho trip..

[@ThrillSeeker]

Thank you.

[@Deontjie]

@@ThrillSeeker This is a quality video. But the background music makes it difficult to hear for people without perfect hearing.

[@charlesmariadventures]

Love your videos, awesome to meet and greet a fellow SA KZbinr 👍📸👏🇿🇦🌟

[@ThrillSeeker]

Thank you.

[@tsietsipatrick9153]

It was worth watching this video. Stunning, more video broer.goodwork thanks👍

[@ThrillSeeker]

🙏

[@momotlali2613]

❤ thank you for showcasing this beauty 💖

[@ThrillSeeker]

Great pleasure

[@philipstrydomstrydom1821]

Great trip thx for sharing.

[@ThrillSeeker]

thank you

[@hornomat6099]

What an adventure

[@ThrillSeeker]

that it was!! thank you.

[@richardsonmzaidume8210]

There are roads that you traveled that need nerves of steel. Very beautiful though. Thanks for sharing. 👌👌

[@ThrillSeeker]

LOL. Was not that bad. Indeed, Lesotho scenery is really beautiful.

[@rosannakinloch4354]

You places you chose are breath taking. Do you y tips on how someone does not have 4X4,

[@rosannakinloch4354]

If you don't have a 4X4 to travel to the places you showed

[@ThrillSeeker]

@@rosannakinloch4354 thank you. Unfortunately most of the places we have visited do require a 4X4.

[@klaasfamily4590]

Beautiful! I’m from Lesotho but haven’t been here!

[@ThrillSeeker]

you have to go and check it out.

[@lucasmoloi5343]

Enjoyed your content a lot. Just Got annoyed when Eskom cut the power while I was still watching. Nevertheless, I managed to resume watching once the power was back. Fantastic narration and excellent footage. Thank you.

[@ThrillSeeker]

Power cuts a problem for us here in SA. Thanks for watching and commenting Lucas.

[@WillGoodlet]

Hi Andre, thanks so much for this great video and all the detail of your trip! I've wanted to visit Sehlabathebe for a long time but I'm never sure how to book accommodation. Do you have any info?

[@ThrillSeeker]

I've always found it difficult to make pre arrangements for accommodation at the park. You can try this number below however, their numbers change all the time. Monyatsi [phone] (he was one of the staff at SNP)

[@WillGoodlet]

@@ThrillSeeker thanks!

[@anthonycolyn9180]

I really enjoyed watching your video. Great work. You have a new follower. What camping is available at Katse Dam?

[@ThrillSeeker]

@@anthonycolyn9180 not sure if any formal camping exists anymore

[@anthonycolyn9180]

@@ThrillSeekerThat is a pity.

[@BoikanoGM]

Throughly enjoyed this video...Sehlabathebe A4 is now completely tarred until after Sehlabathebe but the fun is still the same...enjoy your next visit, try going thru Thabatseka to Sani pass

[@ThrillSeeker]

Thank you. Yes, tar road all the way from both borders. We went back last weekend. matebeng Pass was even more challenging.

[@DRDOverland]

Great video! Sehlabathebe looks amazing. I there any internet/cellphone reception ?

[@ThrillSeeker]

Indeed a spectacular place. There was at the lower camp but not at the upper camp.

[@DRDOverland]

@@ThrillSeeker thanks, I’m thinking of going there in October.

[@RinaldoCaptain]

Great trip man and really great video and content. Nice to see you out and about - keep it going. This is a bucket list trip for me. Is Matebeng Pass doable in a 4x2 Hi-Rider in the dry season? How safe is Bob Phillips campsite for an overnight stop?

[@ThrillSeeker]

Thanks boet. Vehicle clearance is most important for driving Matebeng Pass. Even a 4X4 on std tyres might be susceptible to undercarriage damage due to the large rocks/boulders on some of the sections. But to answer your question, yes a 4X2 with high clearance and with a rear diff lock would be okay (although I don't recommend it as the weather at such high altitude can change within hours. Bob Philips camp site is community run and is very safe.

[@SejakeRampai-dc5me]

Even if South Africa becomes more richer than it is today, i really suggest that Lesotho keeps it's independence and never allow itself to be incorporated into RSA. Let's see where it will all end. I mean Lesotho and RSA situation

[@nqumthemba]

Beautiful Pace, could i do it in Np200??

[@ThrillSeeker]

definitely not 😄

[@wormwood6424]

I'm guessing there is no way in hell you can do lesotho without a 4x4....?

[@ThrillSeeker]

There are many areas of Lesotho that you could explore in a non 4X4 vehicle. Many of their roads are tarred.