: Addo Elephant National Park Safari Half Day

Sunday's River Valley, Eastern Cape



Embark on a safari in the Addo Elephant National Park, the 3rd largest national park in South Africa. Enjoy a guided tour with a professional guide and savor a selection of snacks, beer, and wine.

Safari Tour in Addo Elephant National Park

Explore Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa's third largest, on a guided half-day safari from Port Elizabeth. Suitable for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Highlights

  • Safari experience in the third largest national park in South Africa
  • Guided tour led by a professional park guide
  • Pickup from accommodation or Port Elizabeth harbor terminal
  • Snacks, beer, and wine included during the safari
  • 4x4 adventure in an open safari vehicle

Description

Begin with a convenient pickup from your accommodation or the harbor terminal in Port Elizabeth. Travel to Addo Elephant National Park for a guided tour in an open 4x4 safari vehicle.

The park is the third largest and second oldest national park in South Africa. Your guide will help you identify wildlife including antelope, elephants, and buffalo, which are easier to spot. Lions and rhinos have an approximately 35% chance of being seen.

Entrance fees are included in the package. The first stop is at the south gate for entry registration and restroom use.

Includes

  • Pickup from your accommodation or harbor terminal
  • Half-day safari tour
  • Professional tour guide
  • Small snacks
  • Beer and wine
  • Park entrance fees

Excludes

  • Lunch

Important Information

  • Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes suitable for safari
  • Bring a hat and sunscreen for sun protection
  • Carry a camera to capture wildlife sightings
  • Snacks and water are provided; you may bring additional refreshments
  • Smoking and alcohol consumption onboard the vehicle are prohibited
  • Respect the wildlife, avoid touching plants, and do not feed animals

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Book early for morning departures when wildlife is most active. Bring comfortable clothing, sun protection, and your camera for the best experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

The half-day safari includes a guided 4x4 tour with a professional park guide, pickup from Port Elizabeth, and a selection of snacks, beer, and wine.
Pickup is available from your accommodation or the harbor terminal in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape.
The safari is a half-day experience, typically lasting around 4 to 5 hours.
Yes, the safari is in Addo Elephant National Park, home to a large elephant population and other wildlife species in the Eastern Cape.
The safari is family-friendly, but it’s best to check specific age restrictions or recommendations on the provider’s website.
The safari uses an open 4x4 vehicle designed for wildlife viewing in the Eastern Cape's terrain.
Yes, a selection of snacks, beer, and wine are included during the tour.
Besides elephants, you may see buffalo, lions, zebras, and various birds native to the Eastern Cape region.
You can book the safari online through the activity page; check the website for availability and current details.
Wildlife viewing is generally good year-round in the Eastern Cape, but mornings and late afternoons are ideal for spotting animals.

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