EASTERN CAPE
NATUREAddo Elephant National Park
The great elephant stronghold of the Eastern Cape
Addo Elephant National Park began as a refuge for a tiny surviving elephant population and has grown into one of South Africa's most rewarding wildlife reserves. It is especially strong for elephants, but lions, buffalo, black rhino and a long list of antelope species are also present. Its accessibility from Gqeberha makes it one of the easiest safari add-ons in the country.
Practical Info
- Entry fee:
- SANParks conservation fee applies
- Hours:
- Gate times vary by season
- Getting there:
- Around 45 minutes to 1 hour by car from Gqeberha; self-drive is common and straightforward
- Tip:
- Carry extra water and spend time at waterholes in the heat of the day β Addo's elephant herds often gather there in extraordinary numbers.
π·On the Ground
elephantssafariEastern CapeSANParksself-drive
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