Biyamiti Camp Walking Trail Along Perimeter Fence
There is a marked walk which can be done safely along the perimeter fence in the Biyamiti Bushveld Camp. This walk starts at the camps bird hide and works itself all around the camp. Special care should be taken if you walk this trail at night.
There
are a few routes and detours you can take when you are on the Biyamiti
camp walk. You can do the entire walk along the perimeter fence or you
can take some paths through the thicket within the camp, which is better
in my opinion, as this leads back to the perimeter fence anyway. The
walk along the perimeter fence runs along the Biyamiti River and during
the walk you can witness various
animal species drinking or foraging on the banks in the delagoa
thickets.
Some
amazing bird species can be
seen at close range such as Eastern Blackheaded Oriole, Redbilled
Woodhoopoe, Redchested Cuckoo, African Cuckoo, Woodland Kingfisher and
different species of Shrike and Owl. Besides the amazing birding
opportunities, the walk through the thicket in the camp can yield
Civet,
Bushbuck,
Fruit Bat,
Lesser
Bushbaby,
Tree
Squirrel and
Common
Duiker to name a few. To complete the entire walk in Biyamiti takes
approximately 30 minutes, and it is well worth it!
