Rhulani Safari Lodge isn't actually fenced in, so the animals often manage to get into the common area of ​​the lodge, allowing us to observe them up close. Like in today's blog, where Rolf observes a...

As Rolf says, there's much more to see on a safari than just the animals. Especially during the rainy season, there are some amazing plants that begin to bloom. Today we drive past a meadow full of so...

Today is a training day in Rhulani and we are falling into the annual first aid training that all our employees complete and which is run by our partner Africa Safe-T. But today we will also show you ...

At the entrance to the lodge, right next to the reception, there is a small pond in which a few goldfish swim around. However, dust and rain make the water cloudy, so cleaning the pond is one of the r...

Today's blog from Rolf is short and sweet. A male lion roars at full volume right next to the vehicle. This moment, when everything around trembles, is simply magical. It's amazing how close you can b...

Welcome to our newest additional activity that you can plan with your children and family in Rhulani: air rifle shooting! A fun activity for all young guests and for our young at heart....

Today we have the rare opportunity to see two elegant antelope species living together peacefully. On the one hand, the national animal of South Africa, the springbok, and on the other hand, the frequ...

We are currently in the rainy season and - fortunately - we had very good rain around the turn of the year. It can happen that the dirt roads have puddles and are difficult to drive on. Not so with ou...

We hope you have had a great start to the new year. We are starting with a lot of energy and a humorous approach. Captain Redbeard "Alasdair" is just the right ranger with whom we want to set a world ...

After Christmas we are already ringing in the new year 2025. Rhulani's owner Rolf sends a greeting from his own in Switzerland to our community and to the team at Rhulani, who are preparing dinner for...

There is no better place in Rhulani than here in the underground hide, very close to the waterhole, where you can relax and unwind and watch the elephants. These large mammals sometimes stay here for ...

Today it seems we have been caught in a small snowstorm. Snow in Madikwe? Impossible. The rainy season has just started and that is the time when the termites swarm out to form new colonies. Let's tal...