Alan Tours

Alan Tours Alan Tours is based on the outskirts of the city of Port Elizabeth on the Sunshine coast in the Eastern Cape of South Africa.

We have been offering superior quality, affordable tours and safaris to our many loyal guests for many years ALAN TOURS, with experience forged under the fun filled African sun, are proud to promote the Eastern Cape and South Africa, a country, home to our unique Big 7 Safaris, unsurpassed beauty and the incredible diversity of our nature, wildlife and cultures. Our tours are conducted by qualifie

d nature and culture guides who emphasis all aspects of our amazing country, providing an informative view into the modern and ancient cultures and the historical context that is the colourful pallet of South Africa today. Top 10 tours

• Addo Elephant National Park
Great White Shark viewing. A day in the bay
• The Original BIG 7 Safari –Addo National Park and Algoa
Bay
• Addo Elephant National Park and Elephant Back Safari
• 4 x 4 Safari – Cape Recife and Grysbok Nature Reserve
• The Garden Route from Port Elizabeth to The Crags
• Baviaanskloof (Valley of the Baboons) World Heritage Site
Mega-Reserve
• Two Oceans tour – Along the Garden Route
• Karoo Memories
• Namaqualand - Spring Flower Tour
A wide variety of overnight tours and safaris are available

02/06/2026

Bird is the word! 🦅✨

With over 500 species, Kruger National Park is a true birder’s paradise! From majestic raptors to vibrant rollers, the skies here are always alive.

30/05/2026

Show me your teeth! 🦁😁
This big boy shows you loud and clear just how impressive his canines are!!

27/05/2026

Addo Elephant National Park never disappoints! 🐘
A stroll to the waterhole is a family affair.

22/05/2026

November 2025...Feeling like part of the pod with Raggy Charters - Marine-Eco Cruises
What an amazing pod of common dolphins on one of our Big 7 Safaris
Book today! 🐬www.alantours.co.za

21/05/2026

Addo Elephant National Park does it again 🐘
I simply can't get enough of moments like this!

15/05/2026

Tiny Titans: The Strength in Your Backyard

Small doesn’t mean weak.

Relative to their body size, ants are some of the most powerful creatures on the planet. You can see here that this single ant is moving a butterfly dozens of times its size. When the weight is too great for a single ant, others join in to help. Their highly social nature is a massive reason for their success as a species.

From Your Garden to the Great Outdoors

Wonders of nature are everywhere, but it takes a trained eye to truly see the story unfolding. As a nature guide, I’m always looking for these "small" moments that reveal the incredible complexity of our ecosystem.

Ready to see the bigger picture?

If you want to move beyond your backyard and witness nature’s most spectacular displays—from the smallest insects to the most majestic wildlife—book with Alan Tours and come and see it for yourself!

www.alantours.co.za or find our link in Bio

13/05/2026

Bet you didn’t see that coming!

Nature is full of surprises, and as much as we try to expect the unexpected, the wild always comes out on top. Kruger National Park is no exception as this group experienced firsthand.

Can you tell what’s going to happen before it does?

There is a small clue that was missed by every single person in the vehicle, experts and amateurs alike. Watch closely as this peaceful scene turns into an adrenaline pumper in a split second!

Contact Alan Tours for your very own Kruger Surprise!
www.alantours.co.za

Let us know in the comments:
• Did you spot the clue?
• Did you predict how this would play out?

12/05/2026

The Fast & The Famished

Many believe tortoises are always slow. While they aren't winning any sprints against most creatures, they can certainly move when motivated!

Take this little Angulate tortoise, for example. I managed to grab two quick photos, but by the time I switched to video, he was already finishing his last bites. A surprisingly speedy and very cute little dude.

Did you know that a tortoise can actually feel when you touch its shell? It isn’t just a dead layer of armour; it’s a living, sensitive part of their body. Next time you see one, remember they’re more "in touch" with their world than they may seem.

08/05/2026

Baboon Brothers in Arms 🐵🐒

Baboons are incredibly social creatures, and grooming is the "social glue" that holds the troop together. While it serves the practical purpose of removing parasites and dirt, its true value lies in strengthening bonds and reinforcing the troop’s hierarchy.

In this clip, you’ll see a mother meticulously grooming her infant—a vital part of early bonding. Nearby, two youngsters interact and play, developing the social skills they'll need for adulthood.

From relieving stress to negotiating status, baboons can spend hours in each other's company. It’s a peaceful, essential ritual that keeps the troop strong and united in the wild

06/05/2026

When guests compliment my photos, I usually tell them the same thing: "If you spend enough time in the park, you’re bound to get some good ones."

I don’t say that to be modest. I’ve been guiding for over three years and my camera settings are still firmly set to ‘Auto.’ The secret isn’t necessarily in technical mastery; it’s in the hours spent on the ground.

That being said, I’ve learned that while the person behind the lens doesn't need to be an expert, having the right gear in your hands certainly helps! High-quality gear doesn't find the sighting for you, but it sure does help you capture the memory with the respect it deserves.

Nature doesn't operate on a schedule. While you can strike gold minutes after passing through the gates, the real magic happens when you give the wild time to reveal itself. Every day in a place like Addo Elephant National Park is a different story—one morning might be quiet, while the next evening offers a sighting that stays with you forever.

Of course, a little bit of luck is the final ingredient. No matter the weather or the experience of your guide, the bush runs on its own clock. By staying a night or two, you’re simply inviting that luck to find you.

These shots are from an overnight tour back in October 2025. No amount of post-editing could do justice to the atmosphere of those days. It was an amazing experience—and a reminder that sometimes, the best thing you can do is just stay a little longer.

Address

5 Albatross Crescent
Port Elizabeth
6011

Opening Hours

Monday 07:00 - 21:00
Tuesday 07:00 - 21:00
Wednesday 07:00 - 21:00
Thursday 07:00 - 21:00
Friday 07:00 - 21:00
Saturday 07:00 - 21:00
Sunday 07:00 - 21:00

Telephone

+27723584634

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