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Addo Reviews

5.0 out of 5

Sonwabile Nomandela

The quad biking and river safari.

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AfriCamps Addo

Camps, Self Catering, Glamping in Addo

AfriCamps Addo boasts eight boutique glamping tents overlooking rolling green hills at the heart of adventure in...

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R1,590

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Gorah Elephant Camp

Camps, Game Lodges in Addo

The incomparable thrill of quietly observing a passing herd of elephant, lion and general game, while being served...

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R10,125

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Breakfast, lunch and evening meal included

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HillsNek Safari Camp

Camps, Game Lodges in Addo

*The stone, canvas and thatched main lodge is at the heart of the camp, with private safari tents elevated on wooden...

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R9,120

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Breakfast, lunch and evening meal included

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Harmony Game Lodge

Camps, Guest Lodge, Game Lodges, Glamping in Addo

Welcome to Harmony Game Lodge!

Harmony Game Lodge is a beautiful, tranquil and quiet game lodge nestled amongst...

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R1,700

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Stargazer Camp

Bed And Breakfast, Camps in Addo

Every suite (there is only two) are furnished with comfort, kept in mind our goal is to lessen our human footprint...

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R5,000

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Addo Reviews

Sonwabile Nomandela

22 March 2022

The quad biking and river safari.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Alan Deuchar

19 February 2022

Addo elephants are an experience not to be missed.

Superb. 5 out of 5

René de Jager

20 April 2021

I loved the safe roads and the animals, especially the elephants.I also liked the nice shop to buy memorabilia.I also stayed close by at Avoca and this was five star treatment.I loved the tranquility and good host Riaan.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Sarah Van vuuren

18 December 2020

What an amazing haven to unwind and relax. Everything is Eco friendly and the staff are living examples of this. All the food was organic and delicious. The rooms are clean and comfy, The natural pool was beautiful and the location is close to the Addo Elephant National Park. We would definitely come back! Thank you for our amazing stay🙏

Superb. 5 out of 5

Lize-Mari Rautenbach

19 November 2020

Beautiful scenery and very peaceful.

Superb. 5 out of 5

Henning Van Aswegen

15 August 2018

The animals are not scared of the vehicles travelling near them. We experienced some real magic moments in Addo.

Superb. 5 out of 5

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More info about Addo

The tiny town of Addo is the gateway to the renowned Addo Elephant National Park in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The town was first established as a railway junction in the 1930s and the area is today a major citrus producer. The origin of the town’s name is unclear. Aside from offering accommodation for visitors to the adjoining park, Addo has also become an adventure centre. The gorgeous Sundays River Valley nearby is the perfect setting for water- and acrophobic-related escapades.

Addo is an hour’s drive from Port Elizabeth, the region’s largest town inclusive of an international airport. There are several Big 5 reserves along the route.

Eastern Cape weather is temperate, the regional road to Addo is fairly well maintained and scenic, and visitors can expect a pleasant stay in Addo.

Top 6 reasons to visit Addo

1. Self-drive the Addo Elephant National Park to see the more than 600 elephants... Show more

Addo is an hour’s drive from Port Elizabeth, the region’s largest town inclusive of an international airport. There are several Big 5 reserves along the route.

Eastern Cape weather is temperate, the regional road to Addo is fairly well maintained and scenic, and visitors can expect a pleasant stay in Addo.

Top 6 reasons to visit Addo

1. Self-drive the Addo Elephant National Park to see the more than 600 elephants roaming the park. The best time to visit is in the early morning when elephants and other mammals are most active. A few lion and hyena were introduced several years ago. One of the smallest – and most rare – creatures in the park is the flightless dung beetle which has right of way on the roads.

2. Take a helicopter flip over Addo to view the animals from overhead and to see the stark white Alexandria dune field, a dune sea that stretches for 80km.

3. Travel to the Zuurberg Mountain Village to ride the horse trails through the spectacular hills and valleys. Provision is made for riders of all skill levels.

4. Learn about the various resident wild cat breeds on a tour of the Daniell Cheetah Project, a rescue and breeding facility. Tour participants are given the opportunity to interact with a tame cheetah.

5. Looking for adventure? Adrenalin Addo offers ziplining along a 500m cable, a canoe trip on the Sundays River and a giant swing over the valley. Other adrenalin-filled sports include sandboarding and quad biking.

6. Lighten your adventure and game viewing schedule with a trip to Port Elizabeth to enjoy the café scene along the beachfront and stay for late night clubbing at one of the many hot spots in the city.

Transport

The nearest international airport to Addo is Port Elizabeth International, 70km away. Car rental companies operate out of Port Elizabeth and the airport, however, a vehicle can be ordered online. To best enjoy the Addo Park, hire a 4x4 vehicle. All major intercity bus lines run between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth.

Did you know?

Two of the animals that starred in the Hollywood-produced movie Duma, were from the Daniell Cheetah Project.

The flightless dung beetle in Addo Park relies on large animals such as the elephant and rhino to feed. They roll dung into balls and bury them in strategic places to eat at a later stage, they are nature’s ideal recycling machine! Females use the balls – called brood balls – to lay a single egg to protect the larva and provide food. The dung beetle is regularly seen pushing a large dung ball using its hind legs.

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Sonwabile Nomandela

5 Camps in Addo. Enter dates to see full pricing and availability:

AfriCamps Addo

Camps, Self Catering, Glamping in Addo

R1,590

Gorah Elephant Camp

Camps, Game Lodges in Addo

R10,125

HillsNek Safari Camp

Camps, Game Lodges in Addo

R9,120

Harmony Game Lodge

Camps, Guest Lodge, Game Lodges, Glamping in Addo

R1,700

Stargazer Camp

Bed And Breakfast, Camps in Addo

R5,000

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Sonwabile Nomandela

5 Camps in Addo. Enter dates to see full pricing and availability:

AfriCamps Addo

Camps, Self Catering, Glamping in Addo

R1,590

Gorah Elephant Camp

Camps, Game Lodges in Addo

R10,125

HillsNek Safari Camp

Camps, Game Lodges in Addo

R9,120

Harmony Game Lodge

Camps, Guest Lodge, Game Lodges, Glamping in Addo

R1,700

Stargazer Camp

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R5,000

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