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Spend an 11‑hour 4x4 day through the northern Kabouga section of Addo Elephant National Park—a rough, wildlife-rich landscape of sandstone ridges, riverbanks and viewpoints. Learn local history, scan for eland and klipspringer, and enjoy a riverside picnic prepared by your guide.
Spend an 11‑hour 4x4 day through the northern Kabouga section of Addo Elephant National Park—a rough, wildlife-rich landscape of sandstone ridges, riverbanks and viewpoints. Learn local history, scan for eland and klipspringer, and enjoy a riverside picnic prepared by your guide.
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Operated by Alan Tours · Kabouga Section, Addo Elephant National Park, Eastern Cape
The Land Rover grumbles up a steep track, dust slicing the air, and the valley opens: scrubby slopes, folded sandstone ridges and a river that seems to dare you to sit and listen. In the Kabouga section of Addo Elephant National Park the landscape feels larger than it looks on a map—rocky outcrops where klipspringer cling, grassy pockets where red hartebeest graze, and broad views that map a colonial past across ridgelines.
easy.
11 hours.
Minimal walking required; must be able to climb into a 4x4 and sit for several hours.
No—this northern Kabouga section does not have elephants; expect species like eland, red hartebeest, zebra, klipspringer and warthog.
Yes—the tour is vehicle-based with minimal walking, but passengers must be able to climb into a 4x4 and tolerate bumpy roads.
Yes—a prepared picnic lunch, bottled water and tea/coffee are included in the tour price.
The outing is approximately 11 hours; transfers and pickup details are arranged at booking and may include hotel pickup in the Port Elizabeth area.
The Kabouga valleys were corridors for 19th-century clashes between British and Boer forces; natural chokepoints shaped local movements and settlements.
Entrance/conservation fees support habitat maintenance and anti-poaching; visitors should stay on designated tracks to protect vegetation and soil stability.
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