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Spend a full day in an open 4x4 between Addo Elephant National Park and Schotia Game Reserve, where large herds of elephants and free‑roaming lions are frequent highlights. This guided, malaria‑free safari pairs guaranteed game viewing with accessible pickup from the Gqeberha area.
Spend a full day in an open 4x4 between Addo Elephant National Park and Schotia Game Reserve, where large herds of elephants and free‑roaming lions are frequent highlights. This guided, malaria‑free safari pairs guaranteed game viewing with accessible pickup from the Gqeberha area.
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Operated by Zasendle Adventures · Addo, Eastern Cape
Dust lifts in wide plumes as an open 4x4 eases onto a red dirt track; elephants move like slow weather, trunks testing the air while bushed antelope disappear into thicket. The day unfolds across two adjoining reserves — Addo Elephant National Park’s broad plains and the densely stocked private landscapes of Schotia — where wildlife takes the lead and the vehicle simply follows.
easy.
9 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves sitting for long periods with short optional walks.
Yes — the Addo and Schotia areas are considered malaria‑free, which makes them suitable for family travel and shorter trips.
Addo hosts a large elephant population, and Schotia regularly records lion sightings; while no wildlife sighting is guaranteed, this pairing offers consistently high chances for Big Five encounters.
Yes — the safari is vehicle-based and accessible for most ages, though it’s not recommended for people with serious back or heart conditions and electric wheelchairs are not permitted on the vehicle.
The tour includes park entry and conservation fees, a guided open 4x4 safari at both reserves, lunch and one drink, and pickup/drop‑off within the designated zone.
Addo was proclaimed in the early 20th century to protect a few remaining elephants; its expansion and connection to private reserves helped restore larger corridors for wildlife.
Park and reserve fees directly support anti‑poaching, habitat management and community programs; visitors are asked to minimize disturbance by staying in vehicles and avoiding single-use plastics.
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