When the sun goes down, a completely different forest comes to life. With an experienced guide and a good torch, a short night walk around the forest edge reveals creatures that most day visitors never see.
Night walks are calm and slow-paced. Bring a headlamp with a red-light mode if you have one, and wear closed shoes.
Highlights
- Nocturnal primates such as bushbabies
- Chameleons, tree frogs and night insects
- Owls and nightjars calling from the trees
- A short, safe route close to the guesthouse
Good to know
- Forest entrance fees are payable separately — your guide can help you arrange this.
- Wear sturdy, closed shoes; trails can be wet and slippery.
- Bring binoculars, water, a light rain jacket and insect repellent.
- Rates depend on group size and duration — ask us on WhatsApp for a quote.
Read our packing list and best time to visit guide to prepare for your trip.