The highest mountain range in Southern Africa, the Drakensberg Mountains reaches 11,424 feet. This part of the mountain is the Sani Pass, a 5 1/2 mile unlit dirt road that connects KwaZulu Natal to the Kingdom of Lesotho.
The view of the Sani Pass from 9,400 feet, in Lesotho.
Driving around Johannesburg, Cape Town and then Durban, we realized very quickly how astoundingly beautiful South Africa is. Each city has its unique charm, its own unmistakable landscape.
Located on the eastern coast, Durban is the location of South Africa’s busiest port. It enjoys a balmy, subtropical climate.
As we drove higher up the Drakensberg Mountains, we were enveloped by clouds. If Don, our driver and guide, was nervous, he didn’t let on. I took this photo as soon as it cleared
and revealed these spectacular views.
And then we saw this sign. Don had to slow down so I could get a photo. I knew no one would believe me if I didn’t have proof.
I wonder what we can infer about Durban from their pothole signs. Tell me what you think.
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