Great news for all the travellers out there: we have upgraded our internet access speed from a 2mbps line to a 10mbps uncapped line. Our guests can now enjoy this access at no additional cost and without any limitation.

Be impressed by the elegance and the speed of these running impalas, and how high they can jump.

To maintain the quality of Rhulani at a 5-star level, a constant training of employees is very important. Join with Rolf the final session of our training week under guidance of the South African Butler Academy, and have a chat with its founder Newton Cross.

A white rhino is is resting in the shade of a bush, but is very attentive and moves its ears back and forth.

At the end of July the entire Rhulani staff completed a one-week butler training course. It was a great success, and takes Rhulani to the next level.

After two and a half years of service at Rhulani, Chris Altenkirk has been appointed as new general manager.

A pride of lions, consisting of two mothers and six cute cubs, comes out of the bush on the road, right in front of us. The cubs are playing around and the mothers giving protection.

All Rhulani guests will remember the view from the outside lounge to the water hole, and the various animals passing by. But have you ever seen it from close? Join Rolf and Chris on a walk to our waterhole.

We witness a spectacular event that you’re likely to see only once in your life as a regular safari-tourist. Four cheetahs kill a baby wildebeest. Our ranger Jacques curves skillfully through the bushveld, so that we arrive just in time for this special moment.

We find a quite a big heard of buffalos, and they are not shy at all and continue eating the grass. It is the first time we dedicate this blog to buffalos, one of the “Big 5”, which indicates that you do not have this sighting so often!