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Find an eco tour in Lesotho. A list of eco tour operators, travel agents and accommodation providers either based in or that can organise trips to Lesotho. Each listing includes a full page description so click for more information.
Tribes Travel
Tribes, the Fair Trade Travel company, offers quality small group and tailor made holidays worldwide. Whether you want a luxury safari, a Galapagos cruise or to hike the Inca trail, Tribes can help.
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Explore Africa's untamed wilderness in the company of reliable, responsible hosts. Compare our select range and choose the itinerary that suits you best, or create your own - we take care of the rest.
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Specializes in booking eco travel, community (real cultural connection) travel and volunteer travel. We have one of the largest databases (about 3,300) of worldwide sustainable travel opportunities in the US.
Explore Worldwide
Explore pioneers small, group adventure holidays around the world. Explore’s responsible tourism policy is the cornerstone of the company’s approach to tour operating.
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Try and learn a few Sesotho words before travelling to Lesotho! The locals really appreciate a foreigner who has made the effort to learn their language! Always refer to an elder person, or a person of higher social standing as N'tate (male) or M'e (female)Always respond to people, it is very offensive to ignore someone who greets you! As a foreigner, locals will be keen to say hello and ask you what you're up to in their country!Never get angry at anyone, in the Basotho culture, people never show frustration towards others, and if you do, then you can easily really offend someone (you will almost certainly get frustrated when dealing with Lesotho officialdom, always keep your cool no matter how much buffoonery you are subjected to!). To show respect when giving and receiving items, use both hands. Also show a respect for food - don't throw it around, or eat whilst walking.
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Lesotho is far safer than neighbouring South Africa. The only risky thing to do in Lesotho is walk about Maseru after dark on your own - other than that its fine. As with pretty much everywhere else in the world you may find friendly chats with locals turn in to veiled requests for money - stick to your principles and only give to registered charities.At night time it is the norm to drive through red lights - this is more just to speed up your journey (the police won't care) but also a precaution against carjackings.Lesotho has a history as a very safe, peaceful and welcoming country...
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