
Addo Accommodation
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Discover 4 accommodation options in Addo with an average price of R3,473 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Addo offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Addo adventure? With prices averaging around R3,473 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Addo stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.
R 1,960





Africanos Country Estate offers 12 luxury rooms and guest suites in a tranquil atmosphere with contemporary architecture. Rooms feature king size beds, en-suite bathrooms, outdoor showers, and access to a restaurant serving country cuisine and the only sushi bar in Addo. Shuttle service is available.





Nestled in the Eastern Cape, Kraal—a restored 1844 estate—exudes colonial charm amid rambling gardens of indigenous flora. Holiday seekers enjoy comfortable accommodation, wildlife encounters at nearby Addo National Park, and relaxing campfire evenings with hearty meals. Book now!
R 2,100





De Old Drift Guest Farm is a working citrus farm near the village of Addo in South Africa's malaria-free Eastern Cape Province. The farm offers self-catering and bed and breakfast accommodation, 15 minutes from Addo Elephant National Park.
Woodall Country House & Spa
R 6,360





Woodall Country House & Spa is a 5-star boutique hotel on a working citrus farm, just 45 minutes from Port Elizabeth and 7 km from Addo Elephant National Park. This malaria-free accommodation suits nature lovers and food enthusiasts alike.
About Addo
Addo is a key destination in the Eastern Cape for those interested in wildlife and nature. The town sits near the Addo Elephant National Park, established in the early 20th century to protect the region's elephant population. This park spans over 160,000 hectares and includes various ecosystems, supporting a wide range of species such as lions, buffalo and antelope. The area's conservation efforts have helped recover elephant numbers from near extinction.
The park provides opportunities for game drives and guided tours, allowing travelers to see animals up close. Visitors might also explore the Zuurberg Mountains, which offer hiking trails and scenic views. The Sundays River flows nearby, supporting local agriculture and providing spots for birdwatching. Addo accommodation options range from budget lodges to more upscale stays, catering to different preferences for comfort and access to park activities.
Beyond the wildlife, the region has a history tied to early settlers and indigenous communities. The town itself developed around farming and later tourism. With Gqeberha about 70 kilometers away, travelers can easily combine a stay in Addo with urban experiences. The coastal influence brings mild weather, making it a year-round spot for outdoor enthusiasts.
Local events and markets add to the appeal, showcasing regional produce and crafts. This blend of natural and cultural elements makes the area a solid choice for a varied holiday.