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Camping in style: Glamping spots in the Eastern Cape to LOVE

If you’re not really one for ‘roughing it’ but still want to experience the beauty of the Eastern Cape outdoors, then glamping is just the thing for you! Here are a few incredible glamping spots in the Eastern Cape that you won’t want to miss.

Wake up to zebras on your doorstep. Photo: canva

Woodbury Tented Camp, Addo, Eastern Cape

Why you should stay here: Located in the beautiful Amakhala Game Reserve in Addo, guests describe the Woodbury Tented Camp as ‘very stylish’.

This glamping spot offers the most amazing wildlife experiences, with comfy safari tents to relax in at the end of your busy day. The camp overlooks the breathtaking Bushmans River, and all tents with ensuites have a patio for you to enjoy sundowners from.

How much does it cost: A king or twin room costs around R4 220 per person sharing. See more pricing and bookings here.

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JBay Zebra Lodge, Eastern Cape

Why you should stay here: Just a short drive from Jeffreys Bay in the Eastern Cape, JBay Zebra Lodge is a 4-star luxury country house-style bed & breakfast with much more to offer than just that.

The lodge offers chic and luxury African Safari Tents with their own private wooden deck, providing epic views of the beautiful Indian Ocean and indigenous South African bush.

How much does it cost: Check here for bookings.

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Gorah Elephant Camp

Why you should stay here: Feast your eyes on some of the most beautiful species at this camp. Gorah Elephant Camp is one of the most highly rated glamping areas, for good reason.

With stunning views of the South African bush and waking up to the spectacular sight of elephants just outside your door, Gorah is the ideal glamping spot. Situated in the famous Addo Elephant National Park, this camp boasts a swimming pool and an open watering hole to watch those majestic creatures.

If you spend a little extra, you’ll get access to one of the luxurious tents in the park, featuring your own private deck to view the entire park.

How much does it cost: Check their site for more information.

See elephants right on your doorstep. Photo: Brenda / flickr

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Sundeeka Mungroo is a content writer, foodie and all-round adventure-seeker. She's a graduate of the University of South Africa with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature, and has worked as a copywriter and editor in the digital marketing industry. Sundeeka currently writes for I Love South Africa and The South African. She lives in the beautiful Mother City and loves exploring all that South Africa has to offer.

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