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A generous amount of cocoa powder and a little milk, then topped off with coffee and, of course, as a little sweetener, a shot of Amarula – and voilà, we have a wonderful "Rhulani Sunrise" amidst the breathtaking scenery of the Madikwe Game Reserve. Welcome to today's Rhulani Insights blog.
There's never one sunrise the same or one sunset the same.
Ranger and Assistant Manager Willem shows us today how to make the most of this morning break on our safari drive at Rhulani. After almost two hours driving through the savanna with its many highlights, this break also becomes a highlight, framed once again by a dazzle of zebra.
Let's enjoy today's morning coffee break in the bush, with sunshine, animals, the tranquility of the African bush, and, of course, the Rhulani Sunrise prepared by Willem.
Stay tuned for the next episode on 26 July when we go to an "elephant spa" with Alasdair.
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