Visitors Guide to Addo Elephant National Park

Addo Elephant Park in South Africa is a conservation area that protects African elephants and other wildlife. Established in 1931, it conducts extensive research on elephant behaviour and social dynamics and promotes sustainable living practices to reduce human-wildlife conflict. Due to its location on the edge of the semi-arid Karoo region, elephants in Addo have adapted to survive on a diet of shrubs and succulents. Visitors can participate in educational programs and guided safari tours and stay in various accommodation options to experience the natural beauty and wildlife of the park.