Addo Elephant National Park Game Drive Day Tour With Lunch
Sunday's River Valley, Eastern Cape
Immerse yourself in Addo Elephant National Park on this game drive. You'll experience elephants and incredible wildlife in their natural habitat, recharge with a braai lunch and enjoy lookout points.
Experience a full-day guided tour of Addo Elephant National Park in Eastern Cape, ideal for wildlife and nature enthusiasts.
This tour includes morning pickup from your accommodation and transport to the nearest entrance of Addo Elephant National Park, which spans over 45,000 hectares of diverse wildlife and natural vegetation. Guests can expect to see elephants, lions, buffalo, zebras, antelopes, and various bird species throughout the day.
Your professional guide will share detailed information about the region's flora, fauna, and local history. The day features a refreshment stop at a scenic lookout point, followed by a lunch break at a picnic spot inside the park.
Weather permitting, lunch includes a traditional South African Braai (BBQ) prepared over an open fire. Alternatively, guests may opt for a sit-down meal at a restaurant near the park entrance. After lunch, enjoy the afternoon game drive with further opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography.
The tour concludes with a return transfer to your accommodation. For travelers with limited time, a half-day experience option is also available.
Highlights
- Observe elephants and other wildlife in their natural habitat
- Explore South Africa’s third largest national park
- Learn about the local history and diverse flora and fauna
- Enjoy a traditional South African Braai (BBQ) lunch
- Benefit from expert commentary by a professional guide
Includes
- Park entrance fees
- Drinks and snacks
- Braai (BBQ) lunch meal
Booking details
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. We recommend bringing comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and a camera. The best time to visit is during the early morning or late afternoon for optimal wildlife sightings and cooler temperatures.