A massive bushfire recently raged in the north of the reserve, which we successfully fought. Today we visit the area and find ourselves on scorched earth. Is a bushfire just normal or an exceptional situation? Let’s talk to Sean.

Something that our guests may not realize at the moment of booking is the spaciousness of the lodge area, and thus the distances between the individual guest rooms - called “Luxury Private Chalets”. Today, Rolf will illustrate this aspect in more detail, and what it means for you.

While our guests enjoy the last rays of sunshine and the last moments outside in the bush, the preparations for the reception and dinner are in full swing at the lodge. We’ll take a look and our host for the evening, Kyla, and bar lady Nosa will accompany us.

When you are at the lodge, the safari and nature experience is far from over. There are little surprises everywhere, like today for Rolf, who actually wants to work a little bit in Rhulani’s Leisure Room. But then someone knocks on the window.

There is always something to see, discover and marvel at on a safari. This is also the case during the rest of the sundowner, where we find tracks of wild dogs on the road today with Ranger Dean. Let’s take a look.

We have never needed it and hopefully never will. And yet, like every hotel, we have it: an assembly point. In today’s blog, Rolf makes a test on how to get from the guest room to the assembly point during an evacuation. It takes him exactly 3 minutes to do this from the farthest guest room.

Did you know that you can also have your clothes washed during your stay at Rhulani Safari Lodge? We offer you a laundry service for the next day. Rolf will show you how it’s done today. Very easy.

During the dry and sunny winter time, Willem has found quite a large herd of buffalo here in the north of the reserve looking so peaceful and eating grass. Today, let’s talk about this animal that belongs to the Big 5 because of its dangerousness.

A few years have passed since we produced a series of wonderful videos and photos of Rhulani Safari Lodge together with Julia, “Miss Supernational 2012” of Denmark. A lot has changed since then. New services, increased quality, especially in the Food & Beverage Department, and a new great underground hide at the watering hole. Time to do new film shootings with Julia. Today’s blog is a greetings from the film work.

A varied massage and treatment program awaits you in Rhulani Safari Lodge, and our therapist Hloni looks forward to treating you in the privacy of your own chalet. A very special massage is the “Tree of Life Massage”, which is based on the oil of the oldest tree in Africa, the baobab tree.