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PEE-WEE Says: A 45-minute drive from Port Elizabeth, the Addo provides an excellent opportunity to view elephants in their natural habitat. Proclaimed a park in 1931, when only 11 elephants remained in the area, Addo is now home to over 300, and the reserve encompasses some 90,000...
Jacksprat Says: Addo itself is nothing to see... the whole reason people know about it is because of the elephant park nearby. I'm not so fond of elephants myself, but how could I let a friend down who'd come to visit from England - ofcause he wants to see elephants in the 'wild'... so we...
PEE-WEE Says: zuurberg Mountain Inn is a haven of historical delight set high up on the Zuurberge, overlooking the Addo Elephant National Park.In this day and age it is difficult to visualise this mountain retreat as having been on the main route to the hinterland.The old pass was used by...
Jacksprat Says: Once in the Elephant Park there is one place where you can get out of your car - climb over a huge fence type thing into an enclosed 'camp' - you're on the inside - the ellies are on the outside... yup, just other side the fence at the water hole. You can hear them...
Off the beaten path in the Elephant Park
Jacksprat Says: Don't stay too deep into the bush... you might get cornered by a herd of elephants.I felt half bad cause most of the time I was praying we wouldn't see elephants. I was driving and I didn't want to be surprised by one of them and then freak out and stall the car and not be...
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zuurberg Mountain Inn is a haven of historical delight set high up on the Zuurberge, overlooking the Addo Elephant National Park.In this day and age it is...
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