Not just elephants at Addo : S&T tourist

Elephants and flightless dung beetles - and many wonders in between, inland and along the coast - await visitors to Addo Elephant National Park. Its 168 000 hectares stretch across five of South Africa's seven biomes, from the vast Darlington Lake in the arid Nama Karoo, across the Zuurberg Mountains covered in fynbos and grassland, through the dense thicket of the Sundays River Valley, to the lush green indigenous forests at Woody Cape, which hug the largest coastal dune fields in the Southern Hemisphere.