Safety in Maseru
Travel Insurance: Before your trip, make sure you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and theft. It’s a safety net that can provide peace of mind.
Emergency Contacts: Save local emergency numbers in your phone and keep a printed copy as well. The general emergency number in Lesotho is 123.
Stay Informed: Stay updated on local news and events, and be aware of any travel advisories or safety alerts issued for Lesotho.
Be Cautious in Crowds: Like in any major city, be mindful of your belongings in crowded areas, markets, and public transportation.
Avoid Flashy Displays of Wealth: To minimize the risk of theft, avoid displaying expensive jewelry, cameras, or electronic devices.
Use Reputable Transportation: Opt for licensed and reputable transportation services, whether it’s taxis, buses, or car rentals. Verify the identity of your driver before getting into a vehicle.
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Plan Your Maseru Trip
Explore Lesotho’s capital with essential info on visas, safety, and transportation.
Visa Guide
Check Lesotho visa requirements based on your nationality before traveling to Maseru.
Safety in Maseru
Exercise caution, avoid isolated areas, and stay aware of your surroundings while in Maseru.
Getting Around in Maseru
Taxis and minivans are common for local transportation in Maseru. Negotiate fares beforehand
Practical Information
Currency is the Lesotho Loti (LSL). English and Sesotho are spoken languages & variation of Culture.
