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Addo Elephant Park Prices: Day Visit Conservation Fees

Last updated: March 2026

Addo Elephant National Park is a common reference point when people research elephants in South Africa.
Many travellers search for “Addo prices” when planning a day visit.

This page explains how Addo pricing works and lists the official day conservation fees for the current fee period.

Day conservation fees (official SANParks fees)

These fees apply for 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2026.
Fees can change, so always confirm on SANParks before you travel.

  • South African citizens and residents: R110 (adult), R54 (child 2–11)
  • SADC nationals: R225 (adult), R112 (child 2–11)
  • International visitors: R492 (adult), R246 (child 2–11)
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Other costs to plan for

Addo costs can also include:

  • Guided activity fees (optional)
  • Accommodation (if staying overnight)
  • Fuel and travel time (Addo is near Gqeberha / Port Elizabeth)

Can Addo be part of a Ranger Buck itinerary?

Addo is best treated as a place of interest and a custom add-on.
It is not assumed as a standard inclusion unless planned into your itinerary.

If your goal is an elephant-focused trip, the best plan is usually bespoke.
It can be built around season, movement, and your preferred level of luxury.

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