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Addo Rest Camp
Addo Elephant National Park
From R2,207.00 per night
Addo Elephant National Park, the third-largest national park, is not only home to the traditional Big Five, but the Big 7, which includes the Southern right whale and Great white shark in its marine environment.
Situated a mere 30 minutes drive from the nearest large town and airport in Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth), the Park is perfectly situated to show off all its natural wonders with all who wish to visit – from the small flightless dung beetles to the hundreds of grey mammoths, the Park was formed to protect and so much more in between!
Activities at Addo abound – from self-drive game viewing, guided game drives and 4×4 trails to short walks and longer overnight hikes or simply bird watching or relishing in a relaxing spa treatment. Addo has it all!
Dear Guests,
Please be advised that Nyathi Rest Camp will be closed for all bookings from 1 September 2026 to 31 March 2027 due to planned renovation and upgrade works.
These improvements are aimed at enhancing our facilities and ensuring a better experience for our visitors. During this period, no reservations will be accepted, and the camp will not be accessible to guests.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding and cooperation while these essential improvements are undertaken.
Nyathi Rest Camp is scheduled to reopen for bookings in April 2027.
Thank you for your patience and continued support.
Kind regards,
Management
Addo Elephant National Park
From R2,207.00 per night
There are 91 mammals and 418 birds to find in the park.
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