Wildlife viewing in Addo Elephant National Park is good throughout the year. Because it has an arid to semi-arid climate, animals are attracted to waterholes at any time, but more so during the driest winter months (June to September). The drawback to winter is that nights can become very cold and winter clothing is needed for early morning game drives, especially when using an open vehicle.
Wildlife gathers around waterholes as there is less water in the bush
It is low season, except for the school holidays, and the camps and roads will be less busy
Sunny skies
Early morning game drives and night drives in open vehicles are cold
Wildlife viewing is good throughout the year
There are many newborn animals
The vegetation is greener, and spring flowers transform the park
Birding is excellent, and the migratory birds are present
Elephants might disperse after rain
It is high season, and the park gets busy
$3,800 to $4,500 pp (USD)
$282 pp (USD)
$735 to $793 pp (USD)