Top Port Elizabeth Eco Tours

Learn about the biodiversity and unique ecosystem in Addo Elephant National Park on this fully guided tour from Port Elizabeth. Explore the only place in the world that hosts Africa's "Big 7": the Southern right whale, the great white shark, elephant, black rhino, leopard, lion, and buffalo with a guide's expertise to teach you everything you ever wanted to know about these animals.

Even if you don't have the time to stay overnight in a game reserve, you can still see plentiful elephant, lion, rhino, and more. This small-group tour takes you to Addo Elephant National Park where you will embark on two game drives (morning and afternoon) to maximize your chances of spotting the Big 5.

Locally owned safari company and operated by fully qualified and experinced mature guides . 15 years experience in the tourism industry . Owner worked for prominent 5 star guest lodges namely. Woodall country lodge ,elephant house,hitgeheim,Gorah elephant camp and riverbend country estate. The night game drive allows guests to see the night animals normally not seen during the day eg . Hyenas, aardvark and cat yes eg lions and what they hunt at night. Elephants and other animals which graze and browse at night can be sighted as well at night . The shy black rhino is normally sighted at night . The game drive is conducted in open safari vehicle . Guests can also learn about the African galaxy from our qualified guides .

Experience the majesty of elephants in their natural habitat on a safari driving tour of Addo Elephant National Park. The park is home to around 750 elephants, and as well as spotting them roaming in their herds, you can also spot various other wild animals famously known as the “Big Five”. Learn about the conservation and important work Addo Park does to conserve endangered species.

Discover the unspoiled coast of South Africa on a four-night tour that takes in Port Elizabeth, Lubanzi Village, Coffee Bay, and more. On guided hikes, wander through the bush and hills and over coastal paths and trails, and find picturesque views of some of South Africa’s most prized hidden gems. Learn about the history and culture of this special area, and spot big game animals too.

This is a winter tour as it is only at this time of the year, late May through to July, that the wide spread and spectacular display of wild Aloes takes place. A time of the year when most plants are hibernating, either having lost their leaves and flowers to await the new spring in their dull winter overcoats or await shrouded in a coat of autumn browns and oranges for the new sap to produce the abundant new growth of spring. Minimum 2 persons Single travellers are welcome