Fundraising open until 30 September 2025. As part of Rhulani Safari Lodge’s ongoing commitment to sustainability and community support, we are excited to launch a new fundraising initiative to help i...

A small herd of male impalas - a bachelor herd - just standing around, is nothing special. But when they're all staring intently in the same direction, their gaze locked on one another, it's a sign th...

Did you know that cheetahs typically drag their prey to a protected area, always careful not to lose it to larger predators? Today, Rhulani's ranger Ralf tells us about cheetahs' eating habits, and we...

Inkwe Pan is still worth a visit before the end of the safari in the evening; perhaps a leopard will be there, taking advantage of the darkness of the night to stop by for a drink. And we're lucky, th...

It probably won't surprise you that at Rhulani Safari Lodge, in a secure and locked location, we also keep rifles, which we carry for certain activities. Together with head ranger Alasdair, we'll focu...

The Madikwe Game Reserve is home to so-called "black-backed jackals." These are very similar to foxes, and they are just as thieving and mischievous. Today we encounter a jackal resting and another on...

Did you know that two giraffes often line up to demonstrate power and communicate, striking each other with a sweeping movement of their necks? Rhulani's head ranger, Alasdair, found two male giraffes...

Today, let's dedicate this one minute to observing one of Africa's most amazing animals, the rhino. Let's watch it as it roams the savannah, in different seasons....

During today's Rhulani Insights, we experience one of the most magical moments of a safari up close, as we, along with Alasdair, find a leopard in a tree. We remain very quiet and at a distance so as ...

Sometimes, male and female lions are found together for a certain period, indicating they are on their honeymoon. Occasionally, the male will make an attempt....

We are proud to announce a major step forward in our ongoing commitment to sustainability and guest comfort at Rhulani Safari Lodge: the implementation of a state-of-the-art Reverse Osmosis (RO) water...

Did you know that mother elephants have teats, making them one of the species that feed their babies milk through their breasts? Rhulani's Ranger Willem shows us this peculiarity of elephants today, w...