Go on a forest night walk in Dzanga-Sangha

What you'll do

The forests of Dzanga-Sangha are a true mystery, from the remarkable lack of predators to the marshy, sunlit bais where wildlife gathers in droves. After sunset, the mystery deepens as a cast of nocturnal creatures replace the daytime ones and your senses come alive as you try and spot as many as you can. With your guide leading the way, turn your eyes to the canopy to spy on lurking palm civets and species of bush baby, their great round eyes glowing in the dark, and the most elusive of all - the pangolin. Tune your ears into the cracks and calls of the forest, including the plentiful birdlife and enjoy the moments of silence, led only by the light of a firefly. Return to camp to enjoy a warming drink and swap stories round the fire.