Road Conditions in Lesotho, Lesotho

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Getting to the remotest area of Lesotho is not only possible, but is usually uncomplicated. There is a fast-growing network of over 2,000 km of tarred roads which is supplemented by over 6,000 km of gravel roads and (murram) dirt roads. If driving yourself, it is recommended that drivers take local advice regarding the time a journey may take, and the possible need for four-wheel drive. Fuel stations are available in all main towns, and on many major routes. However, if driving long distances, or on safari, it is advisable to take spare fuel, and to confirm the location of fuel stations. A good road map is essential

Lesotho has an extensive road network, of sealed and unsealed roads. Traffic drives on the left side. The major highways are two lane class 6 roads. Driving in Lesotho is quite an experience, and probably the best way to see the country. One however has to be cautious of Pedestrians, Cyclists, wildlife and Livestock on all roads. Good bitumen roads exist between all major towns. The speed limit is typically 80km/hr.

While driving in Maseru the following documentation is required at all times: a) Vehicle registration book b) International or Domestic drivers license Note: Commercial vehicles not registered in Maseru require a permit to operate in Lesotho.

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