I always love the atmosphere when Rhulani’s guests are getting spoilt with a Boma Dinner. The “Boma” is an outdoor dining area, mostly round-shaped, with a fireplace.

In a just normal November month with, presumambly, no highlights, there was always something going on at Rhulani: heat, sun, rain, lightning, two prestigious award winnings, and the most important thing: many satisfied guests. Here are the latest statistics about our bush game drives from last month.

For the upcoming festive season we have something very special for you. We offer a free yoga class at Rhulani Safari Lodge with our qualified yoga teacher Dagmar Roscher, every day in the months of December and January, right after breakfast.

A real innovation awaits our guests at Rhulani Safari Lodge in Madikwe Game Reserve in December and January. In addition to our traditional activities, we offer a relaxing “yoga and meditation program”, provided by our qualified yoga instructor Dagmar Roscher. The service includes private classes, and as a “SPECIAL”, we offer a free group yoga class every day after breakfast.

Start of the rainy season, test of our new electric wire around the lodge, a roaring leopard, and the most important: very high chances for our guests to see a lot of animals even in a short stay. Welcome to our October report from the bush.

From time to time, Rhulani’s guests ask us about the possibility to add a “conservation activity” to their safari. This provides funds for the reserve to carry out urgent work and an unforgettable holiday highlight for the guests. Thus, a benefit for both sides, a “win-win”.

Get to know those Rhulani staff members, who will look after you around the clock on your next visit, and who will show you the fantastic world of the African bush: Eleven questions to our rangers Alasdair, Sean and Riaan.

23 September was “World Rhino Day” and 24 September was South Africa’s “Heritage Day”. For the Madikwe Reserve this was reason enough to participate in the celebrations and to raise awareness for a very important topic affecting the whole country: the protection of the rhinos.

September was a special month for our rangers and for the animal lovers. Three of our most beloved animals were in the headlines. Here is our monthly update from the bush.

It was not at all a calm winter month. “August was actually very busy but the sightings were very good too!” summarizes Rhulani’s ranger Riaan the animal sightings from last month. Here is our August update from the bush.