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Wildlife

The Serengeti is of the best places to see large predators and at Sanctuary Kusini cheetah, lion and leopard lie languidly in the nearby kopjes by day. The camp's location is ideal for cheetah observation as it sits directly on the path of the seasonal cheetah movement from the central to southern Serengeti. The cheetah population here averages between fifty and eighty adults. Visitors come to the Serengeti for the big game, and this remote corner of the vast ecosystem never disappoints, where buffalo, elephant, giraffe and even rhino can be seen close to camp.


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THE WILDEBEEST MIGRATION

Every year the Serengeti, a World Heritage site, plays host to the epic wildebeest migration. One of the highlights is the calving season, usually January to March, where one sees the arrival of newborn zebra and wildebeest take place in the plains surrounding Sanctuary Kusini.