HIKING trail options on offer in the Greater Addo Area, from a hour long walk to overnight trails and beach walks.
BIKING in Addo, the ideal destination for mountain biking fans, looking for a beginners or more difficult trail.
HORSE RIDING suitable for riders of all competencies, including game viewing and overnight trails.
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ABOUT ADDO ELEPHANT NATIONAL PARK
The park, the third largest in South Africa, offers a wide range of game viewing and outdoor activities, which include horse-back game viewing and horse-riding, guided walks, hiking, 4x4 trails and a picnic area for day visitors. Nothing could be better if you are a animal or bush lover.
Addo Elephant Park, a sanctuary for the wide range of South Africa's Wildlife, is located in the thick bushveld of the Sundays River, in the Eastern Cape.
Addo Elephant National Park is situated 72km by road from Port Elizabeth. Established in 1931 to save 11 Elephants on the brink of extinction. The Park is now home to more than 400 Elephants, Lion, Cape Buffalo, Black Rhino, a range of Antelope species and the rare flightless dung Beetle. Addo Elephant National Park is a perfect destination for the adventurous outdoor and nature lover.
The park now known as the Addo Elephant National Park, has grown to over 164 000 hectares and is well on the way to becoming much larger still - about 400 000 hectares. The elephant herd now numbers over 400, a tribute to the long-term efforts of conservation. Botanically, Addo contains five of the country's seven biomes.
The Lions were released into Addo National Park in Oct 2003 and the first lion cubs were born in the Addo since 1845. An absence of 159 years.
There is more to the Addo Elephant National Park than the big 7, there are countless other species, Cape buffalo, Black rhino, Eland, Kudu, Bushbuck, Red hartebeest, Grysbok and Duiker, Jackals, Antbear, Bushpig, Vervet monkeys and Zebra, to name a few. The flightless dung beetle is unique to the park. 6 out of the world's 7 biomes are found here and a huge number of bird species.
Information and images provided courtesy of the Addo Elephant National Park
