Addo Elephant Park All-Inclusive Day Safari from Port Elizabeth

During your journey, you’ll pass by the magnificent Campanile, an iconic landmark at the entrance to the railway station and docks on Strand Street. Built to commemorate the arrival of the 1820 British Settlers, this striking example of Italian architecture stands as a free-standing monument, leaving a lasting impression on Port Elizabeth’s historic landscape.

As you continue your journey, you’ll encounter the remarkable Alexandria Dune Field, one of South Africa’s natural wonders. This vast coastal dune system, the largest and least disturbed in the southern hemisphere, stretches over 80 km long and up to 5 km wide, covering around 15,800 hectares. The shifting sands, continuously shaped by the wind, create an ever-changing landscape of boundless horizons and a unique sense of solitude. With an estimated 375,000 cubic tons of sand deposited each year, the Alexandria Dune Field is a mesmerizing, dynamic spectacle—a pristine example of South Africa’s coastal beauty not to be missed.

Start your full-day safari with a warm welcome from your Into Tours guide, with pickup between 8:30–9:00 AM and a 35-minute drive to Matholweni Gate in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle. Prepaid entrance and conservation fees let you skip queues and maximize your time in Addo Elephant National Park. Inside the park, enjoy a fun, educational safari with a passionate guide sharing stories about wildlife, history, and conservation. Spot the Big Five, elephants, lions, zebras, antelope, and abundant birdlife across varied landscapes—from dense bush and open plains to rolling hills, forests, and coastal dunes. Frequent stops at watering holes and lookout points provide excellent photo opportunities, with restroom breaks included. Around midday, stop at the main camp for a traditional South African braai lunch (vegetarian options available) and enjoy free time at the curio shop and visitor centre. After lunch, continue exploring before exiting south and returning to Port Elizabeth.