Once you’re geared up and confident in your skills, you can safely go tackle the Maletsunyane Falls abseil. The feeling of descending the longest single drop abseil in the world is incomparable; the roar of the water below, the wind in your face, and the sense of accomplishment as you glide down the cliff face all combine to create an astonishing experience. The view from the top of the falls is just as incredible as the ride down, with panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and the dramatic gorge that the falls carve through the land.

After your exhilarating descent, you can relax and soak in the views at the Manong Restaurant, a charming spot perched above the falls. With its stunning vantage point, the restaurant offers a perfect place to unwind, enjoy delicious food, and sip on refreshing beverages while watching the falls in all their glory. The Manong Restaurant is named after the bearded vultures that frequent the area. In Sesotho, “Manong” refers to these majestic birds, which are often seen soaring above the falls or perched on the cliffside. This iconic bird adds an extra layer of magic to your visit, as you can observe these rare creatures up close, while savouring your meal in a truly special setting.

The restaurant’s scenic views not only offer a perfect backdrop for stunning photographs but also provide a peaceful retreat after your adventure. Picture yourself sitting back, relaxed… while the Maletsunyane Falls cascades down before your eyes; a perfect end to an adrenaline-packed day.