Punctual and safe: Last Wednesday, three wooden crates were delivered to Madikwe, from which three splendid Cheetahs jumped out. They are the great hope for the ambitious female cheetah project of the reserve. Rhulani Safari Lodge, sponsor of one of the wild cats, was there and welcomed the Cheetahs with all our guests.

A very warm thank you to our recent guest, especially to John Pickering and Incentage AG, who gave support to the conservation of the threatened rhinoceros in Madikwe with a substantial sponsor contribution.

Saturday, 2 September will be kept in special memories by Rhulani’s guests. Instead of the normal safari program, there was a highly needed conservation activity taking place, in which everyone participated actively, and learnt more about the protection of endangered rhino.

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a ranger? In Episode 3 Rhulani Safari Lodge Field Guide Alasdair shows us fresh elephant tracks. Learn how to read where the elephant was going, how big it was, and if the track is from a front or a back foot.

Each of the 31 days in August was full of excitement and highlights for our guests. The sun was shining every day, and the safaris – three and a half hours in the morning and in the afternoon - created unforgettable experiences with the African wildlife. Welcome to our monthly update from the bush.

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a ranger? In Episode 2 Rhulani Safari Lodge Field Guide Alasdair has found lion tracks. Learn about how to read and follow them, and see that lions can come very close to Rhulani Safari Lodge

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a ranger? In Episode 1 Rhulani Safari Lodge Field Guide Alasdair is presenting himself and makes an introduction to the next episodes.

The winter is slowly coming to an end, the temperatures at night are pleasantly cool, and during the day our guests enjoy “sunny South Africa” with spectacular experiences in the African bush. We look back on the animal statistics of the month of July.

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a ranger? Our field guide Alasdair Armstrong will show you how it’s done in our new video series #LookingfortheBig5 coming up on August 10th.

A couple from Mexico chose Rhulani Safari Lodge for a very special occasion. In the middle of the bush, in a traditional, local ceremony, the couple reaffirmed their wedding vows.