The Addo Elephant National Park was primarily established in order to save the nearly extinct Elephants in the year 1931. Over the few years the park had been successful in its mission and currently serves as the home of more than 350 Elephants and thousands of other species. For the nature lovers Addo Elephant National Park is the ideal holiday destination. The park is a part of the South African National Parks.
Location of Addo Elephant National Park
The Addo Elephant National Park is located among the beautiful valley of the Sundays River and Zuurberg Mountain range. The airport in Port Elizabeth is located 72km away from the park.
The Climatic Condition of Addo Elephant National Park
The climatic condition of the region varies between temperate to warm climate. 450mm is the average annual rainfall here. Due to this climatic condition dense bushes cover most of the park. A wide range of trees along with shrubs and climbers are also found here.
Wildlife at Addo Elephant National Park
Along with the huge herd of Elephants the park is also home to several other animals such as Buffalo, black Rhino, Bush Buck, Kudu, Common Duiker, Grysbok, Red Hartebeest and all sort of African animals. A wide variety of birds are also found in Addo Elephant National Park.
Tourists can enjoy the huge variety of outdoor activities offered by the Addo Elephant National Park including game viewing, hiking, discovery trails, horse trails and all.
