At Rhulani each private luxury chalet has its own outdoor deck, with a small, not artificially heated plunge pool. One can spot from here with a little luck a wild animal.

In today’s blog we fulfill our ambition and take you behind the scenes of a safari lodge. We are together with our ranger Sean in the park area, right there where the vehicles of our guests are parked. This is an area which is never seen by our guests.

In today’s blog, Rolf is driving and meets a big elephant bull that uses the same road. The golden rule in Madikwe is: “Animals first”. Join Rolf for this special experience that can also happen to you!

Today Rolf presents the new Assistant Manager couple at Rhulani: Carla and Riaan. Carla works in the front of house and Riaan is a qualified field guide. We want to know more about how it is to live as a couple in the bush.

Do you want to take a look in Rhulani’s boma? In today’s episode, the tables are set up around the campfire, our guests are enjoying dinner, and our staff is singing under the African sky.

Rhulani is an unfenced camp. This is in accordance with our motto that we want to abolish all kinds of borders and barriers which could separate our guests from a real experience with nature. But what does it mean from a safety and security perspective?

We are approaching the end of the year 2015. Rolf sends New Year greetings and words of gratitude to all who have helped, that 2015 was an excellent year, and that we can look optimistically into our future. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

On the west side of Madikwe, where Rhulani is located, there is no water dam, no pipeline, and rainwater is missing most of the time. So where does Rhulani get the water from?

In today’s episode of Rhulani Insights we meet a peacefully grazing white rhino. Our ranger tells us more about the rhino situation in Madikwe and the bitter struggle to protect it. Visit us in Rhulani and become an ambassador for this beautiful animal!

A day at Rhulani has many highlights: morning coffee, spectacular safaris, relaxing hours, sundowners in the African bush, elegant dinner at the boma fire and much more. Even at the very end of the day, returning to your private chalet in the dark is a wonderful experience.