A beautiful evening, starry sky, a delicious dinner, and above all, the right people gathered around the crackling fire. These are the best conditions to get the mood right in our traditional boma. Take a look!

Rhulani Safari Lodge announces a further expansion in our massage & treatment offer. Since today our qualified Spa Therapists will spoil you with a soothing “LomiLomi Massge”.

Would you like to enjoy the sun and the beauty of the African bush in the wonderful fall season? At Rhulani Safari Lodge, we have an attractive offer for you. Call us now!

Because of the late Easter this year, the month of March offered safari visitors in Madikwe a very quiet experience with nature. Time to relax and enjoy unique wildlife watching with the setting sun. Welcome to our monthly review from the bush.

The American fast food giant McDonald’s discovers a new business field with the wild animals of the African bush. In a pilot project, the first so called “Mc Bush” restaurant opens today in the “Madikwe Game Reserve”, with the aim of providing food for hungry animals. The restaurant could also be an option for a quick stop for guests on safari, although the opinions about it are different.

Madikwe Game Reserve announces that this year’s edition of “Walking for Rhinos” will take place on Sunday morning of 22 September 2019. All visitors staying at Rhulani Safari Lodge on this day are invited to attend this special event - at no extra charge.

Guests of Rhulani Safari Lodge will enjoy another significant improvement in the Luxury Private Chalet during their stay. Thanks to our new “SuitePad”, it is possible to easily communicate with us and to retrieve up-to-date information for your stay and comfort.

While we are still in the middle of the rainy season, the month of February was a bit too dry for our nature and the animals. On the other hand our guests enjoyed many sunny days, magnificent sunsets and extraordinary highlights on safaris. The focus was on the release of a second pack of wild dogs in Madikwe. Welcome to our monthly report from the bush.

Three months ago, a young couple joined Rhulani’s team: Sanmari and Martin. Maybe you’ve already heard Sanmari’s nice voice on the phone, or you have seen photos of our “Snake Man” Martin. Let’s get to know our new team members a bit better.

Sometimes at Rhulani Safari Lodge we receive guests who want to support a meaningful conservation activity while spending a unique day in the bush. Read John Pickering’s experience report when he went out to re-collar two Cheetahs. Thank you very much, John, for the great support!