Sani Pass, a mountain pass in the Drakensberg Mountains, connects KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, with Lesotho. Known for its dramatic landscapes and challenging 4x4 terrain, it's a popular adventure tourism destination. Accessibility requires a 4x4 vehicle due to the rugged conditions; self-driving is possible for experienced off-roaders, but guided tours are recommended for safety and local insights. Seasonal restrictions may apply, especially during winter when snow and ice can make the pass impassable. A border crossing fee is required to enter Lesotho. The cost can vary depending on whether you self-drive or take a tour, with tours typically ranging from ZAR 1,500 to ZAR 3,000 per person. A typical visit, including the drive up and back, plus time at the summit, usually lasts a full day (6-8 hours).