Addo Elephant National Park in the Eastern Cape, South Africa is home to over 450 Elephant as well as Lion, Buffalo, Rhino and the reclusive Leopard. The park is set to include coastal areas and therefore adds the Southern Right Whale and Great White Shark to its portfolio. Large or small, a range of magnificent African wildlife can be seen in this National Park in Addo, Eastern Cape, South Africa apart from the most talked about species.
A working citrus farm covering 350 hectares and with about 151 000 trees, Addo Dung Beetle Guest Farm also has Succulent Valley Bushveld, one of the 7 biomes.
Directions to Addo Dung Beetle Guest Farm
Transfers from Port Elizabeth airport can be arranged on request. Take the R335 from Port Elizabeth and drive through to Addo Elephant National Park. 1.4km (less than a mile) before the park, take the turn-off to the left (gravel road) that says Zuurberg Mountain Inn / Addo Dung Beetle.
GPS Co-ordinates
33º 26' 884" South
25º 41' 290" East
Climate
The climate is hot in summer and winter is mild, with occasional snow on high lying areas. Summer rainfall and dry winters are experienced in this malaria free area.
