The elephants use the roads as we do. Today we meet some bulls that are showing their strength. Let’s watch them!

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A couple of white rhinos and a dazzle of romp around at a small waterhole with damp soil this afternoon. Both animals get along well with each other, although the rhinos do not like to share the place at the water with the zebras.

Now we are ready: Just in time for our reopening, the new, fantastic underground hide next to the waterhole is ready for our guests. Today, Rhulani’s Assistant Manager Sean takes you down the tunnel today until you arrive at a cozy lounge with a perfect view to watch the animals.

Today, let’s watch a dazzle of wonderful zebras. They spend the time in the green bushes.There are grown up males, young animals, a pregnant female, a colorful mix.

Read how Rhulani Safari Lodge masters the daily challenge in times of the coronavirus and how we prepare ourselves for the future. Thoughts from Rhulani’s owner Rolf who lives in Switzerland. Read here from day 121 to day 150.

We are sitting next to a roaring male lion. Enjoy with us one of the most magical moments on safari in the African bush.

The Rhulani team looks forward to welcoming you back to Rhulani Safari Lodge on October 1st. We do this with a bang! Enjoy a spectacular stay in the African bush on preferential terms and in an absolutely safe place.

After the recent easing in South Africa regarding the COVID-19 lockdown, we have made a decision: Rhulani Safari Lodge will prepare for a reopening on October 1, 2020 and from then on we will accept new bookings. In today’s blog, Rolf talks about the details of the reopening, and especially what this means for our guests.

Enjoy for a minute the proximity and calmness of a male, white rhinoceros that grazes peacefully.