Half Day Addo Elephant National Park Safari

Rates valid between 21 July 2023 and 01 August 2024.

R 1 850

ABOUT US

Just Safaris is a privately owned safari company based in Port Elizabeth, on the famous Garden route in South Africa. We offer everyone the opportunity to explore South Africa, whether it be Cape Town and her rich heritage and culture, the spectacular Garden route, or the diverse and endless wildlife this country has to offer. All our tours and safaris are led by fully qualified and knowledgeable guides, in air-conditioned vehicles. Our tours focus on smaller and more intimate groups for a more personal experience. We use only local South African run and owned lodges and guesthouses and concentrate on supporting local markets and restaurants over franchises. Our excursions are focused on community upliftment and the conservation of our national parks. We are committed to responsible tourism, the health and safety of all our guests, hosts, and guides.

EXPERIENCE

Addo Elephant National Park is the third-largest reserve in South Africa and is arguably the most diverse with its variety of wildlife and flora. Home to the Big 7 - Lion, Leopard, Rhinoceros, Buffalo, Elephant, Great White Shark and Humpback Whale - this park is second to none. Embark on a journey of exploration in search of this park’s acclaimed elephants and other wildlife in this vast conservation area. This tour offers you the personal touch of our local guides’ knowledge and experience on a morning safari with an incredible array of mammal and bird species.

INCLUDED

Guided tour Bottled water Entrance and conservation fees

FEATURES

Addo Elephant National Park is one of the only places in Africa where you can see elephants living in their natural habitat. The park was originally created to protect these elephants, and today it is still home to a large population of them1. The park is also home to more than 600 elephants, 400 Cape buffaloes, over 48 endangered black rhinos as well as a variety of antelope species. Lion and spotted hyena have also recently been reintroduced to the area.