The first night you are still travelling. Your watch is on the wrong time and you sleep through the sound of the camp. The second day is when your eyes start to work.
The Second Morning
Guests often say the same thing on day two: they begin to notice small movement in the grass, and they stop asking what we will see next.
A third night lets you stop looking and start watching.
That is why we hold every camp to three nights. It costs a little more in camp fees and saves a lot in driving.
What To Do With The Time
Take one drive with no plan at all. Ask your guide to stop where they would stop if you were not there.