Funny everyday life stories from the bush: Rhulani’s field guide Sean tells us a little anecdote from when he was conducting a game drive with many guests, and he suddenly bumped into an elephant which was in musth.

One thing we learned during our safari experiences is NOT to run away when you are facing a lion. Hard to believe ... but observing how this little serval behaves in this situation, we get the feeling that the recommendation is actually true!

In the month of September, we experienced a remarkable change from the cool winter to a very summer-like climate. The quality of the safaris for our guests was at best level. The unforgettable sunsets over Madikwe and a joke of our funny ranger Alasdair will be remembered.

Funny everyday life stories from the bush: Rhulani’s assistant manager Carla tells us how surprised she was when new guests were arriving at the lodge but we could not find the respective booking. And the lodge was full that day…

Have you ever seen a bushbuck on a safari in #Madikwe Game Reserve? You actually see this antelope rarely or never. But lately a bushbuck lives with us in the lodge.

Although you are in the African bush, at Rhulani you have free wifi in your room and even a telephone, with which you can get in touch with other rooms, the reception or the night guard.

Experience the highlights of a stay at Rhulani Safari Lodge in 10 short episodes. With a comprehensive massage & treatment program our spa therapist Pauline pampers you during your stay. The massage bed is now prepared for Julia on the private deck of her chalet. Try our unique Baobab tree oil from Pilani, which is a novelty in Africa.

Elephants often use the same roads as we do with our vehicle. Here we meet an elephant bull, which is on the way to the waterhole.

Funny everyday life stories from the bush: Rhulani’s manager Gerda tells us how much courage it took to get to her very first morning meeting.

The well-known and popular “Rhino Walk” of Madikwe Game Reserve took place last Saturday. The goal was to raise awareness of the threat to rhinoceros, show visitors what rhino conservation is all about and raise money for the Conservation Fund.