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Best Addo Elephant National Park Camps & Lodges | South Africa | 2019 - 2020
Addo Elephant National Park is best known for its large elephant herds, currently numbering at around 600. It is located close to Port Elizabeth and is the perfect add-on for any Garden Route safari. At 1800 square kilometers, it is the third largest national park in the country. Addo encompasses five distinct vegetation areas: Albany thicket (dense woodland), fynbos (fine-leaved plants), forest, Nama Karoo (dry shrubland) and the Indian Ocean coastal belt. It also includes a marine section with a few offshore islands; there are plans for it to expand further.
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Best Time to Visit Addo
Best months to visit: Peak seasons months are from June to September
Months that can be avoided: December as it gets crowded due to holidays.
January
Good
February
Good
March
Good
April
Good
May
Good
June
Best
July
Best
August
Best
September
Best
October
Good
November
Good
December
Fair
Wildlife of Addo
This is a Big 5 Region of South Africa
Wildlife at Addo includes:
Elephant, lion, rhino, zebra, wildebeest, greater kudu, red hartebeest, white shark, southern right whales, eland, dung beetle, leopard, warthog, spotted hyena, Cape robins, bokmakierie, southern boubou, southern tchagra, Cape bunting, brown-hooded kingfisher, fiscal flycatcher, fork-tailed drongo, malachite, greater double-collared sunbird olive bush shrike, Cape batis, Knysna turaco, black cuckoo, grey cuckoo-shrike, chorister robin-chat, Cape parrot, Denham’s bustard, black-winged plover, pririt batis, rufous-eared warbler and karoo chat.
Addo Elephant National Park is best known for Elephant.
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