Explore the Majestic Nyathi Rest Camp in Addo Elephant National Park
Experience wildlife like never before at Nyathi Rest Camp in Addo Elephant National Park, a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Nestled in the heart of Addo Elephant National Park, Nyathi Rest Camp is a tranquil sanctuary for travelers seeking an authentic wildlife experience. The camp serves as an ideal base for exploring the park, which is renowned for its remarkable diversity of flora and fauna, including the famous Big Five. Visitors can enjoy guided game drives or self-drive adventures, providing ample opportunities to witness elephants, lions, buffaloes, and more in their natural habitat. The camp features comfortable accommodations, allowing guests to unwind after a day of exploration. With a stunning backdrop of towering trees and the sounds of nature, the rest camp offers a peaceful environment perfect for relaxation. Guests can also gather around the communal braai area to share stories and enjoy the beautiful starry nights. The on-site shop provides essentials, ensuring that your stay is both convenient and enjoyable. Wildlife enthusiasts can partake in various activities, such as bird watching, hiking trails, and educational tours focused on conservation efforts. The park is committed to preserving its ecosystems while providing visitors with a unique glimpse into South Africa's extraordinary wildlife. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or a family looking for an educational getaway, Nyathi Rest Camp offers a captivating experience that will leave a lasting impression.
Local tips
- Visit during the early morning or late afternoon for the best wildlife sightings.
- Don't forget your binoculars for bird watching; the park is home to over 300 bird species.
- Book your accommodation in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons.
- Follow park rules and guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
- Bring sunscreen and plenty of water, as it can get hot during the day.
A brief summary to Nyathi Rest Camp
- Addo Elephant National Park, ZA
- +27422338600
- Visit website
- Monday 7 am-7 pm
- Tuesday 7 am-7 pm
- Wednesday 7 am-7 pm
- Thursday 7 am-7 pm
- Friday 7 am-7 pm
- Saturday 7 am-7 pm
- Sunday 7 am-7 pm
Getting There
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Car
From the main entrance of Addo Elephant National Park, head straight on the main road (R335) for about 10 km. Continue past the main camp and follow the signs for Nyathi Rest Camp. You will take a left turn onto a gravel road after approximately 15 km. Continue on this gravel road for around 5 km, where you will reach the Nyathi Rest Camp entrance. Please note that a conservation fee is required to enter the park, typically around R160 per adult, but check current rates.
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Public Transport
Public transport options are limited within Addo Elephant National Park. However, you can take a shuttle or tour bus from nearby towns like Port Elizabeth. Make sure to confirm with the service provider if they include a stop at Nyathi Rest Camp. Once you arrive at the park's main entrance, you will still need to arrange for a taxi or shuttle service to reach Nyathi Rest Camp, which is about 15 km from the entrance. Be prepared for additional costs for this transport, which could range from R300 to R500 based on the distance and time.
Attractions Nearby to Nyathi Rest Camp
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Hayterdale Trails
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PPC Discovery Trail
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Main Camp Bird Hide
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Addo Elephant Main Camp
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Addo Game Drive Departures
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Addo Cattle Baron Grill & Bistro
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Main Camp Interpretive Centre
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Gwarrie Pan Lookout
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Main Camp Underground Hide
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Entrance Addo National Park
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Zuurkop Lookout
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addo travel center and adventure
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Carols Rest Drinking Hole Lookout
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Kadouw Lookout
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Gorah Elephant Camp
Landmarks nearby to Nyathi Rest Camp
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Reefrock
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R&D Shuttle and tours
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North End Lake
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Monument to Prester John
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Old Post Office Building
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Prince Alfred's Guard Memorial
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LONDT PARK MINI TRAIN
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Settlers Park Nature Reserve
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Bayworld
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Cape Recife Lighthouse (Est. 1849)
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Kragga Kamma Game Park
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Holmeleigh Farmyard
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The Island Nature Reserve
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Van Stadens Wild Flower Reserve