Langebos Huts offer a quiet, forest-edged stay in the Woody Cape section of the Addo Elephant National Park, set among the coastal thicket and dune forest near the Sundays River mouth. Two simple, well-spaced timber huts give the place a secluded, off-grid feel, well away from the busier main camp.

The surroundings are gentler than Addo's better-known elephant country. This is a landscape of dense bush, birdsong and walking trails, including access to the long Alexandria hiking trail through the forest and over the vast coastal dunefield, one of the largest in the southern hemisphere.

The huts are self-catering and deliberately understated, suited to visitors who want birdwatching, walking and stillness rather than a full camp's facilities. It is a restful base for exploring the coastal corner of the park at an unhurried pace.