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Addo Elephant Vacations
This National Park was originally created to save the surviving elephants in the region. Nowadays, it is home to almost 450 pachyderms. It's the must-see National Park for those who only stay in the Cape Town region.
Visit Addo Elephant
- Sustainable Tourism
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Essential
Addo Elephant: How to get there?
45 minutes from Port Elizabeth by car
Addo Elephant: See when to go ?
All year round
Addo Elephant: For how long?
One day
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Addo Elephant: What to see nearby?
What our travelers think of their stay
This National Park was originally created to save the surviving elephants in the region. Nowadays, it is home to almost 450 pachyderms. It's the must-see National Park for those who only stay in the Cape Town region.
My suggestion
A day with your own car is enough to see the park. To get even closer to the animals, the day's game drives are offered at the Main Camp, not too expensive (around 30 euros per person for 2 hours in a safari pickup truck).
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