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main road Wild Dreams, offers personal game drives to Addo Elephant National Park for guests wishing to experience the wonders of the Addo Elephant Park up close and personal. Conor, the owner of Wild Dreams is a highly experienced bush guide with a passionate interest in South African History and Wildlife. The Wild Dreams Tours into the Addo Elephant National Park are more than 'just a game drive' as Conor parts with his knowledge of the area, its history, it's people and its wildlife. View listing >>> FEATURED
r335 Walk with the Addo Elephants through the valley bushveld, unique to this part of the Eastern Cape. The informative walk-and-talk takes a very leisurely pace set by the elephants themselves and is in no way strenuous. The walk allows you to interact with, feed and observe the elephants in their natural habitat while our trained and qualified handlers share their specialized knowledge and insight into both the elephants and this unique eco-system. View listing >>> FEATURED
Addo Elephant National Park Addo Elephant National Park horse trails depart from the main camp to the Nyati area which is home to elephants, buffalo, black rhino, zebra and antelope. Encounters with these animals are possible. There are no lions or hyena in this section. Two options are available: - a two-hour morning trail suitable for less experienced riders - a three-hour afternoon trail for very experienced riders only View listing >>> FEATURED
The Malaria free Addo Elephant National Park, located in the Eastern Cape of South Africa is fast becoming the destination of choice to tourists from around the world. This natural wonder offers visitors to the Greater Addo Park the opportunity to view the 'Big 5' (Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo, Lion and Leopard) in their natural habitat and the expansions to the Addo Park sees the addition of a marine section with inclusion of the Southern Right Whales and Great White Sharks to create the 'big7'...
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In 1931 the Addo Elephant National Park (about 5 000 ha) was proclaimed when there were only eleven elephants left. The area was inadequately fenced and the movement of elephants continued to cause problems on surrounding Addo farmland. Elephants were killed as a result of conflicts with farmers and collisions with trains.
This is the story of the Addo Elephants and the place they call home... The Addo Elephant Nattional Park.
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R336, Addo, South Africa Addo Bed & Breakfast set in the picturesque Sundays River Valley bordering the Addo National Elephant Park, a short 45 minutes drive from the Port Elizabeth airport. The four star graded, superior rated Colonial on Arundel Bed & Breakfast is a magnificent period home, offering olde world colonial luxury on a serene working citrus farm. This Addo Bed and Breakfast presents luscious gardens, spacious and luxurious suites. View listing >>> FEATURED
R335 , Lenmore Complex The Addo Raptor and Reptile Centre offer visitors the opportunity to experience a safe close encounter with these majestic and misunderstood creatures. The Centre is an Animal Recovery and Rehabilitation Centre for sick and injured birds of prey and reptiles, both wild and captive bred. Enjoy an Addo Safari Tour with a difference and join one of the many daily guided tours of the centre for unforgettable experience... View listing >>> |
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