Our Head Ranger Sean is also an excellent entertainer and barman. On the afternoon safari, the sundowners for our guests prepared by Sean are among the highlights. Watch this funny video to see how this “aperitif in the bush” gets prepared.

When an adventurous day of safari comes to an end and the night falls over the African wilderness, you can grab a last nightcap at our bar before you will drop into bed.

The graceful, slender impalas are among the weakest animals in the Big 5 reserve Madikwe. During the day, they stay in the bushes, well protected from predators in the shade.

Luckily, Sean had his smart phone ready to film the moment when his vehicle suddenly stood in front of this totally relaxed black rhino. It was one of those incredible highlights that can happen on safari.

Madikwe Game Reserve is a true bird paradise. According to the latest estimates, there are more than 400 different bird species. On 17 October 2018 we began to photograph the birds and to create an encyclopedia. Our guests win a cocktail at the bar when they send us a new bird photo. Follow the current status here!

Here in the shade, a pride of lions is taking a break before a little later they will go hunting. Let’s take a look at these beautiful animals while they are resting.

With the start of the new year, we linked seamlessly to the fantastic successes in game viewings of recent months. But bad news regarding the cheetah project, which we have been supporting in Rhulani for years, overshadowed the achievement.

We’ve been investing a lot recently to expand our so-called staff village and increase the comfort for our employees. Today we show you our new “Staff Canteen”.

It is a pleasure to announce that Rhulani Safari Lodge’s spa therapist Valencia Mothibi has successfully completed a training course on Swedish Massage. She was awarded with a “Certificate of Competence” from the renowned Massage & Reflexology Institute “BalancingTouch”.

Let’s take a minute, very close to a herd of elephants, and watch this little baby moving between the bushes and the big animals. Isn’t this cute?