Lesotho Self-catering

45 km from Maseru, the Morija Guest Houses are rustic, comfortable and homely. The main activities are hiking, horse riding, village sleepovers, exploring the historic area and visiting Lesotho's only museum. We provide catered and self-catering accommodation, and campers are welcome.

Based within the borders of Tsehlanyane National Park, Maliba River Lodges are self-catering retreats set in a pristine wilderness valley deep in the North of Lesotho's breathtaking Maluti, Drakensberg Mountains and only 4 and a half hours from Johannesburg.

Situated high up on the Drakensberg escarpment, on the border between South Africa and Lesotho, Sani Top Chalet offers comfortable accommodation beneath a sea of stars at night and breathtaking landscapes by day.

Aloes Guest House is situated in the small town of Pitseng Ha Tau which lies in the foothills of the Maluti Mountains. An oasis of peace and calm in the midst of wild nature, Aloes combines comfortable, spacious accommodation with the renowned hospitality of the Basotho people.

This self-catering lodge comprises of a large communal kitchen, dining room and lounge, 2 en-suite bedrooms in the main building, and 2 cozy rondavels which share a communal bathroom. There is no electricity at the lodge.  Water is heated by donkey-boiler and lighting is paraffin lamps and candles.

Guests are guaranteed peace and tranquility from the hustle and bustle of the CBD at Phomolo Guest House which caters for all your accommodation needs. Our rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated to give you a memorable stay.

Malealea is situated in a remote part of Western Lesotho, breathtaking in its beauty and a chance to experience traditional Basotho life. Perfect for a 2 or 3 night stay from Johannesburg en-route to Cape Town, East London or Port Elizabeth.

Welcome to Motebong Village, a holiday resort in the sky offering peace and tranquility and a place to really unwind in the majestic Lesotho Highlands. This quiet and simple yet relaxing resort is located on the banks of the Katse Dam, some 50 km from Katse Village.