Gorah Elephant Camp

Safari Lodge | Addo Elephant National Park | South Africa Gorah Elephant Camp is the only private concession and camp in the Addo Elephant National Park. Situated in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa, the area is not only the home of one of the densest populations of elephants but also steeped in rich cultural and natural history.

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Overview

Gorah Elephant Camp captures a bygone era, allowing guests to experience the Africa of old - explorer-style.

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Highlights & What to Expect

Malaria-free safaris in the heart of South Africa's Eastern Cape Province.
Passionate safari rangers accompany twice daily game drives over the varied landscapes of Addo Elephant National Park.
Luxury tented safari accommodations capture the spirit of legendary explorers like Baines, Selous, and Livingstone.
Discover intricate Fauna and Flora on short guided bush walks that are generally conducted during the mid-morning.
Addo has the highest concentration of elephants of any national park in Africa.

Location & Setting

Gorah Elephant Camp is on a private concession in Addo Elephant National Park. The camp is in a pristine natural setting with endless views of open plains, rolling hills, and the unique vegetation zones in Addo. It is a drive of roughly forty minutes from the airport in Port Elizabeth and is an ideal safari destination to combine with a tour of Cape Town, the Winelands, and the Garden Route.

Rooms

Eleven opulent tents, filled with stylish designs and luxury comforts, will make guests want to stay forever. The tents are sheltered from the African sun by an overhead thatched canopy and a private deck ensuring unencumbered views of the savanna. The tents pamper guests and create a delightful safari atmosphere.

Facilities

Central areas are expansive and lavishly decorated with paintings and historic memorabilia. Enjoy dinner in a cozy candlelit corner or breakfast and lunch on the veranda while gazing out over the African landscape. Dinners may also be enjoyed in the outdoor boma, where the Gorah chefs have perfected the art of gourmet barbecue under the star-studded African sky. The proximity of historical towns such as Grahamstown, with its yearly arts festival, and the Indian Ocean, with its opportunities for deep sea fishing, scuba diving, and whale and dolphin watching, make the camp a premier destination for a luxury South African safari.