Big Cats of the Central Serengeti

Where the cats are

Lion prides rest on the granite kopjes that rise from the plains, leopards drape themselves over branches along the Seronera River, and cheetahs hunt on the open short-grass plains to the south and east. Because the prey does not leave, neither do the predators, so you are not relying on the migration for action. We spend time with each sighting rather than ticking boxes: waiting for a leopard to come down from its tree, for a pride to wake in the late afternoon, or for a cheetah to climb a termite mound and scan the plains. Your guide watches behaviour, positions the vehicle for clean backgrounds and good light, and switches off the engine so your images stay sharp. No more than three guests per vehicle, each with a window and roof hatch.