Atlas South Africa

Travelling in Lesotho in Juli?

I would like to drive from Fouriesburg in South Africa on the A1 to Mokothlong in Lesotho. According to my road atlas this road should be feasable with a normal (no 4×4) small car.

http://www.mrinfo.co.za/sa/lesotho/roof_of_africa.htm

Have a look at the link above.
It will give you info about the A14 and Sani Pass and the type of road it is.

It is quite informative about the Roof of Africa route.

Good luck

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