Kusini

Spend time exploring the wildlife rich landscapes surrounding Kusini, where animal sightings often begin right from camp. As you travel through woodlands, grasslands and rocky outcrops, you’ll encounter elephants, buffalo, lions and giraffes, along with a remarkable variety of birds and smaller species. This area rewards careful observation, with interesting wildlife activity often found away from the larger herds.

Your guide will help you spot animals, identify tracks and explain behaviours that are easy to overlook at first glance. Whether you’re watching a herd in the distance or noticing movement among the rocks, every outing offers opportunities to discover something new.

Relish dinner in a private outdoor setting surrounded by the landscapes of the southern Serengeti. Set near the granite kopjes that characterise the region, this experience combines a carefully prepared meal with an unforgettable location away from camp. As darkness settles, you’ll dine beneath a sky filled with stars while listening to the sounds of wildlife moving through the surrounding bush.

The atmosphere changes throughout the evening, creating a memorable setting for conversation, celebration or simply enjoying the moment. Accompanied by attentive service and a selection of food and drinks, bush dining offers a distinctive way to spend an evening during your stay at Kusini.

Learn about one of the Serengeti’s most iconic predators through an engaging conservation experience with researchers from the Serengeti Cheetah Project. During this session, you’ll hear how scientists identify individual cheetahs using their spot patterns and track family lines across generations. Discover how decades of field research help estimate population numbers, monitor movements and support conservation efforts across the ecosystem.

You’ll also learn how sightings reported by guides and visitors contribute to ongoing studies through citizen science initiatives. Whether you have a strong interest in wildlife or are simply curious about cheetahs, this experience offers valuable insight into the work behind their protection.