Amazing nature reserve, we went specifically to look for chameleons. The park can easily be accessed via bus or car, just be aware of the opening days & hours, can be found on their website. The park is free of charge.

We got in at 14:00, immediately when the park opened and it was very quiet. The walking trail is very short, so take your time. In total we spotted four chameleons!

Some advice on how to spot them:

• Go early to the park when it’s open. We spotted chameleons close to the trail, but when they saw us, some started to move farther away from the trail, making it harder to be spotted by someone else
• With regards to above, do not touch the animals or get too close to them. You’ll only scare them off
• They can be found on eye level, or higher. We didn’t see any lower or closer to the ground.
• Take. Your. Time. After every five steps we stopped to look around a bit.
• No need to be very quiet or anything. In fact, the first chameleon we spotted was very close to the entrance, and we only saw it because he was slowly moving away from us due to some noise. (Our kid was whining he wanted some candy. As we found our first chameleon because of him, he did get a lot of candy)

Of course, most people actually visit this park for the birds, but that just isn’t my cup of tea to be completely honest.