A mountainous World Heritage site featuring several hikes and the world's largest collection of San rock art
Known for its hiking routes, nature reserves, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife, Drakensberg is the ultimate place of adventure. Home to a large collection of rock art with San Bushmen depictions dating back several thousands of years, the uKhahlamba/Drakensberg Park was formally designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2000. Stretching more than 1000 km, Drakensberg’s highest peak, Thabana Ntlenyana, rises 3.482 m above sea level, making it Lesotho’s and Southern Africa’s tallest mountain. This awe-inspiring, rugged mountain range offers travellers the perfect opportunity to discover the natural beauty of the popular coastal province, KwaZulu-Natal.