Barefoot Addo Elephant Lodge

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Set in the pristine valleys of the Zuurberg Mountains, Barefoot Addo Elephant Lodge is a luxury eco-Retreat thoughtfully positioned to blend into the landscape, offering tented chalet accommodation, soulful dining, and immersive bush experiences. Guests stay in one of 10 spacious Luxury Suites or a three-bedroom Luxury Family Villa. Some suites are tucked into ancient yellowwood forest, while others perch on the Hillside with sweeping valley views. Each canvas-and-timber suite features an en-suite bathroom, a private wooden deck, and an indulgent outdoor bath?perfect for soaking under the stars. For families or groups, the Luxury Family Villa delivers complete privacy and ease, including all meals, a private chef, a butler, refreshments, and breathtaking views. Days unfold at a gentle pace: enjoy game drives, guided nature walks, or unforgettable elephant encounters, then return to a dining area overlooking the elephants? favourite watering hole. A swimming pool, well-stocked bar, and comfy lounge round out the experience. Barefoot Addo Elephant Lodge is located about 118 km (2.5-3 hours) from Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport. While not inside Addo Elephant National Park (approximately 37 km from the Main Camp), guided park tours can be arranged for adventurous guests. Rates include dinner, bed and breakfast. Lunch and activities are booked and settled separately?so you can shape your stay exactly as you wish.

Set in the remote, untouched valleys of the Zuurberg Mountains in the Greater Addo area, this region is one of Africa?s most biologically diverse landscapes, supporting five of Southern Africa?s seven biomes. Here, dramatically varied habitats flow into one another?from semi-arid Karoo plains and fynbos-covered slopes to dense thicket, montane forest, and rolling grasslands that stretch toward the Eastern Cape?s Sunshine Coast. Remote, wild, and ecologically rich, this landscape is both a sanctuary for wildlife and a rare window into the natural complexity of the Eastern Cape.