Addo National Park Information

 
Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa
Image courtesy of Tourism South Africa
Photos | View more photos of Addo National Park
Map | View detailed map of Addo National Park

Highlights of Eastern Cape

Port Elizabeth Information

Port Elizabeth’s long stretches of white beach and its historical significance have resulted in..

See all locations in Eastern Cape

Addo National Park Information

Rugged and extraordinarily beautiful, the Addo Elephant National Park is a stunning safari escape, and a Big 7 destination, elephant, leopard, rhino, buffalo, lion, whales and great white sharks.

Its shoreline is a marine park that boasts the country’s largest breeding population of Cape gannets, and second biggest African penguin colony. Acknowledged as the place to see elephants – around 450 of them – it’s impossible not be awe-struck by these mammoth beasts, from the towering bulls to the flappy-eared, playful youngsters. Be enthralled on a game drive through the park’s wildlife-rich valleys, self-drive or hire a local guide. Addo caters for special needs visitors too on the PPC Discovery trail.

Accommodation options range from family chalets to secluded luxury tents; hike the Alexandria eco trail, where you may glimpse a rare ‘woolly’ tree hyrax on your 2-day trek. Bird watchers should opt for the less strenuous Tree Dassie trail; whilst horse lovers canter amongst plains game on a horseback safari, and adventurers go off-road on a 4x4 trail in search of rock art, battles sites and exciting river crossings.

Visiting Addo National Park?

Popular Searches


Home | Contact Us
2003 - 2013 PleaseTakeMeTo. All rights reserved. Hosted by Tourism Media.No part may be reproduced without the written permission of the copyright owner

pleasetakemeto.com