Caroline James shared this incredible story about a pioneering pony trek in Lesotho back in 1991. Sadly, in April 1998, she had a tragic skiing accident in the French Alps and passed away. She is deeply missed by all who knew her—her cheerful presence and wonderful sense of humor remain in our hearts. More than three decades later, the incredible Malealea Pony Trekking experience is still available! The legacy of Simon Mokala,...
🧚♀️ Discover the Magic of the Fairy Trees at Malealea Lodge! 🌳✨
Posted on Sat February 15, 2025.
This past December, Malealea Lodge was sprinkled with a little extra fairy magic when a visiting family brought along tiny, whimsical decorations and transformed 17 trees into enchanted fairy homes! 🏡🌿 These tiny fairy friends now live throughout the lodge grounds, waiting to be discovered by those with a keen eye for wonder.
👣 This enchanting adventure is perfect for families, nature lovers, and anyone looking to experience a bit of fairy-tale charm at Malealea Lodge. So, lace up your shoes, let your imagination soar, and see how many fairy homes you can find! 🧚♀️🌈💖
✨ A Magical Thank You! 🧚♀️🌿
A huge thank you to Venessa van Zyl and family for bringing a touch of magic to Malealea Lodge! 💖🏡
Further Reading
The Recce Pony Trek in February 1991 By Caroline James
Sun February 9, 2025
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A Wild Afternoon at Malealea Lodge
Sat February 1, 2025
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Here at Malealea Lodge, we’ve recently taken on an exciting new project—starting our very own beehives! Bees play a vital role in maintaining healthy ecosystems through pollination, and we’re thrilled to support these incredible little workers right here at the lodge. Not only will they help our surrounding gardens thrive, but we’re also hoping to produce our own fresh, locally-made honey. While our buzzing friends are usually peaceful, as you’ll see in...
History of Malealea (1905 to present)
Tue January 21, 2025
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Mervyn Bosworth Smith, founder of Malealea Trading Store, was born at Harrow School, England in 1878. His father was Assistant Master there for 37 years. Mervyn had five brothers and three sisters. All his brothers were educated at Harrow, but Mervyn went to Rugby, where he excelled at rugby and athletics. He was also a brilliant scholar, writing Latin prose at 14 years old. On leaving school he went to Oxford University....
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