In the cool of the late afternoon, we’ll take a walk in the iGwalagwala* Forest and get views of Brown and Red-capped Robinchat, Livingstone’s Turaco, Paradise and Blue-mantled Flycatcher, Woodward’s Batis, Yellow-spotted Nicator and others. We should even get sightings of Bushbuck and Red Duiker at this time of day. *The onomatopoeic Zulu word for the two local species of Turaco, both of which call similarly.

Day 3: We’ll set off early again for a day in the Park. There are four main habitat types in this park; Dune Forest on the eastern side, grassland surrounding the lake and the wetland of the lake itself and its immediate surroundings and savannah in the north.