Nocturnal wildlife walks offer travellers a rare opportunity to explore the natural world after sunset, when the wilderness transforms and a completely different cast of creatures begins to stir. Guided by expert rangers or naturalists using safe, ethical night-walking practices, travellers step quietly through forests, savannahs, or jungle trails to observe species that remain hidden during the day. The beam of a soft filtered flashlight reveals tiny chameleons clinging to branches, bushbabies leaping through the canopy, owls perched silently in the dark, and a fascinating array of insects, frogs, and small mammals that define the nocturnal ecosystem. In places like Madagascar’s rainforests, Uganda’s Kibale and Bigodi areas, Rwanda’s Nyungwe Forest edges, or Kenya’s conservancies, these walks reveal some of the continent’s most unusual and enchanting wildlife—often including species found nowhere else on Earth.