The most beautiful time of a day at Rhulani is to prepare for the afternoon game drive. Join Rolf and look at what is important before we can leave.

In addition to the usual activities in a safari lodge, Rhulani participates actively in the conservation programs of Madikwe. Join Rolf today and learn more about one specific activity “rhino notching”.

To maintain the quality of Rhulani at a 5-star level, a constant training of employees is very important. Join with Rolf the final session of our training week under guidance of the South African Butler Academy, and have a chat with its founder Newton Cross.

All Rhulani guests will remember the view from the outside lounge to the water hole, and the various animals passing by. But have you ever seen it from close? Join Rolf and Chris on a walk to our waterhole.

The guest care and administration tasks proceed in Rhulani’s Front of House (FOH). Let’s have a closer look with Rolf.

What would Rhulani be without our valued guests? Today, Rolf meets in the courtyard with Colla and Najoua for a morning coffee and a short chat.

The dry low season is ideal to do maintenance work at Rhulani. Today, Rolf inspects the thatching work, where some holes in the roofs are patched.

Rhulani has two open Land Cruisers, which are used for the daily game drives. Rolf and Chris show us how this vehicle looks like.

Access to water is fundamental for a safari lodge operation. Today we are with Rolf at Rhulani’s water pump and repair a leak.

Marketing and visibility are key for a successful safari lodge. Today, we are with Rolf at the WTM Travel Show in Cape Town, where Rhulani welcomes travel agents at its own, beautiful stand.