Rates

Rates are quoted in South African Rands. 1 Lesotho Maloti = 1 SA Rand
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Accommodation rates 2013

24 Rondavels

  • Doubles and twins
  • En suite showers
  • Linen supplied

R300pp

16 Farmhouse bedrooms

  • En suite showers
  • Linen supplied

R240pp

5 Basotho huts

  • Basotho huts
  • 3 communal showers
  • Linen supplied.

R170pp

9 Forest huts/Backpackers

  • Communal bathrooms
  • No linen supplied
  • Bring along your own sleeping bag

R150pp

Camping

  • Communal bathrooms
  • No linen supplied
  • Bring along your own sleeping bags

R80pp

Meal rates 2013

Breakfast: R70
Lunch: R80
Dinner: R120
  • Home cooked meals are served at the Malealea Lodge.
  • Linen is supplied in all rooms except the Forest Huts.
  • There is a bar and a shop on site that sells basic food supplies.
  • PLEASE BRING TORCHES OR FLASHLIGHTS. We use a generator for electricity and lights are on only from 6.00pm - 10.00pm.
  • We have two basic self-catering, backpacker-type communal kitchens.

Pony trek rates 2013

Day rides

2 people per group:
3+ people:

R220 - R280pp per day.
R200 - R240pp per day.
 

Overnight treks
2 people per group
3+ people		 R400pp per day + R80pp for village huts.
R370pp per day + R80pp for village huts.

Tours are tailor-made to meet your requirements. All tours are flexible and departure can be arranged at a moments notice, except at Christmas, Easter and on long weekends.

Day hike rates

R15pp per hour, plus R5pp for the School Visit and plus R8pp for the Museum Visit. The guides, school and museum are paid from the fees.
The balance of the income from the hiking trails is donated to the Malealea Development Trust, which has funded 3 classrooms, a pre-primary School, a handicraft centre and various small business projects. The next project is a community hall at Malealea.

Tips

Giving tips are optional. We are always asked about tips for pony trek guides. We suggested you give R30.00 per day per group. This is entirely optional, as the horses are hired from the horse owners. Old clothes are always appreciated as a tip.