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Official Guide on Sale

New Official Guide on Sale at the park’s shop for R40.00
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This 48-page full-colour brochure gives the visitor a complete overview of the park, its fauna & flora, history, new developments, accommodation and activities.
Highly recommended!

Addo Elephant National Park

Tips and Hints

  • Swimming pool for overnight guests only
  • Hot days at waterholes are best for elephant viewing.
  • Black rhino are most often sighted in the early evening.
  • Lions and spotted hyenas are most often seen in the early morning or evening to night time.
  • Pets are not allowed in national parks.
  • Firearms are to be declared at reception where they will be sealed. The seal will be broken upon departure.
  • No citrus fruits may be taken into the wildlife viewing area.
  • What visitors need to take (preparation for the trip)
    • Bring along binoculars, camera, walking shoes and wildlife reference books.
    • Please note that guests need to provide their own tents and caravans for the camp and caravan sites, as well as their own vehicle for the 4x4 trail.
  • Road maps of tourist routes within the park are available at the reception area. Various information sheets are available at reception.
  • For summer (September – March), cool comfortable clothing is recommended along with sunhats and sun protection cream.
  • For winter and autumn (April – August), warm clothing is recommended for the night times.
  • Insect repellant is recommended, especially in summer.
  • No immunizations are needed for travel to this park. The park is situated in a malaria-free area.


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