Meals
Home cooked meals are served at the Lodge. There is a dining hall and an outside deck where you can enjoy your meals.
Self-catering
There are two basic backpacker-type communal kitchens for those who want to self-cater.
Electricity
A generator powers Malealea’s electricity. The lights go on at 6:00p.m and go off at 10:00p.m. Please bring torches (flashlights).
Shop & bar
There is a shop and bar on site for basic food supplies.
Heaters
Heaters are available for hire. Please ask at reception.
A Memorable Holiday at Malealea
• Outings range from 1 hour to 6 days or longer tailor-made to your requirements.
• The treks are usually about 7 hours each day. No riding experience is necessary.
• The huts and horses are hired from the Basotho people in remote areas.
• The huts are very basic and are equipped with a gas cooker, cooking & eating utensils, mattresses on the floor. On trek you experience "THE REAL AFRICA".
• The trails traverse spectacular mountain passes and some of Lesotho's highest waterfalls exploring Bushman paintings and experiencing "Basotho culture".
• Basotho Guides and a packhorse accompany the treks.
• Treks & trails are tailor made to suit your requirements.
• All is flexible and can be arranged at a moments notice.
Specialised Outings at Malealea
• Local Museum & School Visit.
• Village Walks and Garden Project.
• Sangoma - Traditional Healer appointment.
• Local Childrens Choir & Band
Day Hikes & Pony Treks
• Botsoela Waterfall Hike, Pony Trek or Scenic Drive
• The Pitseng Canyon & Rockpool Hike
• The Bushman Paintings & Echo Cave Hike or Pony Trek
• The "Gates of Paradise Pass" hike along the ridge of the Matelile Ridge
Overnight Pony Trek & Hiking Trails Routes
• The Ribaneng Waterfall Trek - 2 days and 1 night in a village
• The Ribaneng & Mountain Pass Trek 3 days & 2 nights in villages.
• The Ribaneng & Ketane Waterfall Trek - 4 days & 3 nights in villages.
• The Ribaneng, Ketane & Maletsunyane Trek - 5 days & 4 nights in villages
• Ribaneng, Ketane & Maletsunyane Trek - 6 days & 5 nights in villages |
