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Addo Elephant National Park
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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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