Safari Lodge
    Addo Elephant National Park - Addo Main Camp Section, South Africa
    42m
    PlnrScore 43

    Gerald's Gift Guest House, Addo

    Gerald's Gift Guest House, Addo is a hotel near Addo Elephant National Park - Addo Main Camp Section.

    Score
    43
    Species
    1545

    Contact Details

    Location

    Latitude

    -33.506016

    Longitude

    25.653446

    Elevation

    42m

    View on Google Maps

    Location Map

    Gerald's Gift Guest House, Addo in Addo Elephant National Park - Addo Main Camp Section

    Activities

    hotel

    Nearest Airport

    SHAMWARI

    ZA-0231
    25 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport

    PLZ
    56 km away

    1,545

    Total Species

    64

    Mammals

    271

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    African Savanna Elephant
    1,181 obs
    Plains Zebra
    628 obs
    Greater Kudu
    545 obs
    Common Warthog
    512 obs
    African Buffalo
    397 obs
    Hartebeest
    379 obs
    Elephant bush
    314 obs
    Cape Flightless Dung Beetle
    306 obs
    Pale Chanting-Goshawk
    295 obs
    Black-backed Jackal
    271 obs
    More details
    Planning & reference

    Addo Elephant Marine Protected Area

    Located in the Eastern Cape, Addo is a conservation success story, home to over 600 elephants and the only park in the world to host the 'Big Seven' (lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo, elephant, great white shark, southern right whale). Its dense bushveld offers unique wildlife viewing opportunities.

    Addo Elephant National Park

    Famous for its dense population of African elephants, Addo also offers the unique 'Big 7' experience, encompassing the Big Five plus the great white shark and southern right whale (marine section). The park's diverse landscapes range from coastal dunes to thickets and fynbos.

    Addo Elephant National Park - Colchester Section

    The Greater Addo Elephant National Park is a megapark in the making, and consists of the following parks: Addo Elephant National Park Woody Cape Nature Reserve Marine Protection Area Bird Island St Croix Island.

    Addo Elephant National Park (Darlington Section)

    The Greater Addo Elephant National Park is a megapark in the making, and consists of the following parks: Addo Elephant National Park Woody Cape Nature Reserve Marine Protection Area Bird Island St Croix Island.

    Addo Elephant National Park (Kabouge Section)

    Addo Elephant National Park (Kabouge Section) is a protected area in South Africa.

    Addo Elephant National Park (Kuzuko Section)

    The Greater Addo Elephant National Park is a megapark in the making, and consists of the following parks: Addo Elephant National Park Woody Cape Nature Reserve Marine Protection Area Bird Island St Croix Island.

    Addo Elephant National Park (Zuurberg Section)

    The Greater Addo Elephant National Park is a megapark in the making, and consists of the following parks: Addo Elephant National Park Woody Cape Nature Reserve Marine Protection Area Bird Island St Croix Island.

    Addo Elephant Park (Nyati Section)

    Addo Elephant Park (Nyati Section) is a protected area in South Africa.

    Amakhala Game Reserve

    Another excellent private reserve in the Eastern Cape, Amakhala offers a diverse safari experience with the Big Five and a variety of other wildlife. It's known for its range of accommodation options and activities, including river cruises and horseback safaris.

    Camdeboo National Park

    The Camdeboo National Park is located in the Karoo and almost completely surrounds the Eastern Cape town of Graaff-Reinet. It contains the Nqweba Dam. The park is located on the southern foothills of the Sneeuberg Mountain ranges, with an elevation of between 740 and 1480 metres above sea level. Camdeboo National Park was proclaimed as South Africa's 22nd National Park under the management of South African National Parks on Sunday 30 October 2005.

    View all parks in Eastern Cape Safaris

    Health & Travel Info

    Important health and safety information for South Africa