Look behind the scenes of Rhulani Safari Lodge.
Whenever the safari vehicle returns from its three-hour tour, everyone is excited to hear how successful the trip was and which animals have been seen. Our guests tell exciting stories and share their photos. This is also the case with our young guest Luca.
Most things in life come as a surprise.
Every encounter with the African bush is special, and every game drive is unique. Even on so-called "quiet drives," which sometimes occur, where the animals seem to be hiding, there is so much to see and understand, so the three hours in the vehicle pass far too quickly.
On this drive, Luca saw not only a male lion but also a baby springbok. And as ranger Alasdair says, every game drive is a success!
Stay tuned for the next episode on 13 July when we are sitting next to a leopard in the tree.
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