44 Stanley
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Big 5 safaris
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It's always a 'best time to visit South Africa', all year round.
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Explore South Africa's third largest national park, Addo National park. This park is situated in the adventure province, Eastern Cape and there are a lot of activities one can take part in this amazing location. From the 4x4 Bedrogfontein trail between the Kabouga and Darlington areas of the park to the Marine Eco-tours that provide visitors with a glimpse of a great white shark and/or southern right whale.
Experience Addo, home to the Big 7.
Directions from Johannesburg:
• Take the N1 towards Colesburg.
• At Colesburg, take the N10 towards Cradock and Paterson.
• Take the R342 to the right when you get to the intersection with Paterson on your left. This will
be signposted ‘Addo Elephant National Park’. Follow this road for 24km, looking out for the
entrance to the park on your left.
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