Home. Addo Elephant National Park

The Addo National Park in South Africa, the primary reserve was publicly announced in the year 1931, a time when eleven elephants was still remaining in the district - lately the well reserved ecosystem is conservation to over 350 African elephants, over 280 Cape Buffalo's, black rhinos, a variety of other wild animals, some animals found exclusively in the Addo National Park.

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The Addo National Reserve is located in the Sundays River region of the Eastern Cape Province with turn-of from the N2 highway , on a part also known as the Garden Route of South Africa. Here, the evenings are punctuated by the strident howl of the black-backed jackal, and the francolin's call heralds each new dawn.

A night drive in the Addo National Elephant Park is a must. That air of excited expectation as guest climb into the game viewing vehicles, and when the spotlight picks up the eyes of animals ahead, never sure quite what to expect.

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Many of these wild animals, nocturnal and diurnal, which seek shelter in the bush during the day, come out in the cool of the night to feed and moves from one area to another, and clearly visible.

Although the Addo National Reserve has been used as a natural stopover point for travelers touring the Garden Route and Eastern coastline of the country, it would be advisable to linger a little longer in the valley as there is so much more to do and see.

Location & Map of Addo Elephant Park in Eastern Cape.

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