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Esther Sanchez
ES
Visited:
October 2023
Reviewed: Nov 12, 2023
Email Esther Sanchez | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Portia
ZA
Visited:
February 2023
Reviewed: Nov 3, 2023
Email Portia | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Elizabeth
US
Visited:
December 2022
Reviewed: Jan 22, 2023
Email Elizabeth | 65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
We did see elephant’s, and the bbq was outstanding. It was difficult to see the animals since the park is so dense with brush.
Thierry de Chazal
MU
Visited:
March 2020
Reviewed: Mar 28, 2020
Email Thierry de Chazal | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Nowhere to compare to Kruger or Sabi Sands..very few birds...
Ruth
US
Visited:
February 2020
Reviewed: Feb 23, 2020
Email Ruth | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Too many cars driving around.
Femke
BE
Visited:
July 2019
Reviewed: Jul 21, 2019
Email Femke | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Worth the price, nice daytrip!
Worth the price, lots of space! You'd best start around 9 or 10o'clock if you want to do everything because it is very big.
Sharron Smith
CA
Visited:
November 2018
Reviewed: Dec 8, 2018
Email Sharron Smith | 65+ years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
We loved being able to do a self drive and encounter wildlife on our own. The interpretive centre was most informative. we only experienced a small part of the huge park. Amazing!
Bryan
ZA
Visited:
May 2018
Reviewed: Oct 9, 2018
Email Bryan | 65+ years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Addo as its name implies is primarily a venue to see African Elephant in their natural habitat but is also home to lions, warthogs zebra, a variety of antelope and abundant bird life. The accommodation is simple but adequate and there is restaurant in the main camp, which serves a basic but adequate range of meals of the type you would expect from a chain restaurant group.
Eden Fontes
BR
Visited:
June 2017
Reviewed: May 21, 2018
Email Eden Fontes | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari
It is very easy to self drive inside the park, lots of wildlife and sceneries, good places do stop and leave the car.
Dirk Huitzing
There is a lot of wildlife to see!
In March 2017 my wife and I made a very pleasant one day safari tour in the Addo Elefant National Park. We started at the Zuurberg Mountain Village and early in the morning we arrived in Addo. We saw quite a number of elephants, sometimes in small groups but at other moments in pretty large herds with cute baby elephants among them. Some groups of elephants came very close to our safari truck!
We also saw impressive numbers of Burchell Zebra’s. This is the zebra subspecies in the Addo Elephant Park. Other large mammals were African Buffalos, Kudus, Elands, Red Hartebeests and Warthogs. Predators were a Spotted Hyena and quite a lot of Bl;ack-backed Jackals.
A Pale Chanting Goshawk sat quite close to the road in the bushes, a sitting duck for photographers! Common Fiscals were on the lookout for prey and Jackal Buzzards were soaring in the air. A large Denham’s Bustard was walking about. In a small lake we saw South African Shelducks,
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Yellow-billed ducks and Red-knobbed Coots.Just outside the park on the way back to our lodge we saw a number of Giraffes. In short: there is a lot to see!