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While it is possible to tour Serengeti National Park from a permanent lodge, travelers looking to get right in the thick of the action should consider staying at a mobile tented camp. These camps follow the annual wildebeest migration, moving every month or so to stay near the herds. As a result, they are both well-placed for game drives and somewhat more time-consuming to find, since they don't have a single fixed location.

The abundance of prey that the herds provide draws out the carnivorous population of the Serengeti in force. Packs of spotted hyenas are a common sight during the twilight hours, as they lope off to begin their nightly hunt. While certainly present and active, cheetahs and leopards are much more elusive, as they rely on stealth to hunt and protect their kills from stronger predators.
Then there are the lions. They have a way of commanding visitors' attention, and it's not unusual to see several safari groups crowding on the side of the trail just to catch a glimpse of one of the big cats. The lions seem well aware that they're the center of interest, and are so confident that they will often wander over to give a personal welcome to safari groups.