Making progress, step by step. At Rhulani Safari Lodge, waste is meticulously separated, weighed separately, and recorded, and the associated CO2 emissions are calculated to measure our success in our...

A small but important support project was realized in February this year thanks to the help of two of our guests. Two new photocopier and printer machines were delivered and installed in the local pri...

Did you know that cheetahs are endangered and that we therefore need to protect them? Rhulani's Head Guide Alasdair tells us today about a cheetah conservation activity funded by Rhulani, where we had...

Cheetahs are among the most vulnerable and endangered wild cats in Africa, are particularly worthy of protection, and are therefore of particular concern to the Madikwe Reserve and Rhulani Safari Lodg...

A trip to a nearby village between safari trips is not just a time filler during the day and much more than a chance to have a look how the people of the Northwest Province live in places where many o...

Rhulani’s employees used the quieter month of May for a matter close to their hearts. In the primary school in the village of Supingstad, around 15 km away, where many of our employees live and where ...

Experience the highlights of a stay at Rhulani Safari Lodge in 13 short episodes. Let's leave the impressions of the lodge and the wildlife reserve behind us for a moment, and let's go on a trip to a ...

The timing was good and the situation urgent: during Rhulani's quieter period before the start of the winter months, our team helped carry out much-needed repair work at the Secondary School in the ne...

The "Local Village Tour" is an add-on to the luxury safari experience where you get a an insight into the life of a local community. This offers you another inspiring and totally different facet along...

Today we are neither at Rhulani nor out with the animals in the bush. We are shooting today's blog in a nearby village called “Supingstad”. With our partner Pule we are actually on an interesting "Loc...

On fairly short notice we were informed by Parks Management that a collar was due to be replaced by one of the Cheetah females and we could give support. Of course, we said “yes”. So the safari routin...

It was an emergency situation. Savannah, the cheetah female, was spotted with a pretty bad looking injury to her right front foot. A call to Rhulani and sure, we will help. Supporting the preservation...