From here catch a ferry across the Sunda Strait to Tanjung Karang in Lampung Province. From the small port here you shouldn't have any problem getting anyone to take you to Way Kanan. It ought to cost about Rp 150,000 altogether for the three hour trip from the port to the park. Bikes can be borrowed from the rangers but are so old and knackered that you're better off walking. The loop trail is good for skulkers, and the clearing is a good place to kick back and just see what flies over.
Darters occur around the clearing infrequently.
Often perched in the big dead tree across from the guesthouse. Both Crested Fireback and Crested Partridge occur on the main track and the loop trail, and Great Argus can be heard regularly from here too. Red Junglefowl can be seen around the camp clearing, usually early a.m. The main track is great for getting good views of pigeons - even without a scope. Large and Hodgson's Hawk Cuckoos were seen on the main track as were Drongo Cuckoo and all five possible species of malkohas bar Green.