A massive male lion is bothered by an itchy lip, but licking and rubbing is not really improving the situation.

Rhulani has two open Land Cruisers, which are used for the daily game drives. Rolf and Chris show us how this vehicle looks like.

Observe the skill and the long tongue with which this male giraffe plucks the leaves from the tree.

A pack of hungry wild dogs has no mercy and kills a young wildebeest. For its mother all defense is hopeless.

Access to water is fundamental for a safari lodge operation. Today we are with Rolf at Rhulani’s water pump and repair a leak.

A little elephant is getting crazy at the dam and chases all buffalos and a rhino away.

Our guests will certainly remember the morning of Tuesday, 6 May, for a long time. Instead of the usual early-morning game drive, we surprised them with an exceptional opportunity to gain insight into one specific conservation activity: rhino notching.

A little black-backed jackal hopes to get some bites from a wildebeest kill, but a wild dog is a guardian and pays attention. A nice little chase between Jackal and Wild Dog.

Marketing and visibility are key for a successful safari lodge. Today, we are with Rolf at the WTM Travel Show in Cape Town, where Rhulani welcomes travel agents at its own, beautiful stand.

A male lion is eating a warthog, and the family is patiently waiting and hopes that later there will still be something left for them.