I stay at Rhino Post Safari Lodge with a friend who is a serious meditator. Half way through our stay I inquire how her meditation sessions are going and am surprised when she replies “Terribly!” Shocked, I ask “Why?” and she explains “It’s just too beautiful here. I […]
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“Wouldn’t an elephant just walk over us?” The incredible days at Rhino Post Safari’s Plains Camp by Inka Cee, translated by Hauke Walden. For a version in German language please refer to http://blickgewinkelt.de/rhino-walking-safari-suedafrikas-krueger-nationalpark (Deutsche Version). We do not get much sleep these days. In the evenings, […]
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Guest blog by Hunting for Blue Skies: So the Hubby and I have been looking forward to this trip for months! We arrived in the late afternoon on our first day and unfortunately … read the rest of their experience and see beautiful photographs of Rhino […]
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Savvy travellers are always looking for local knowledge, to improve their experience and see or do more than the regular ‘touristy’ activities. On safari it’s no different – so here’s the lowdown on how to ‘Safari like a South African’ by Rhino Post Safari Lodge Manager […]
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Sofia Pederson says that to her the sound of the Woodland Kingfisher is the perfect sound of summer in Africa. Heralding from Denmark, Sofia declares that after falling in love with the African bush, she could never live in a city again. Especially grateful to be […]
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One might argue that you have not lived a complete life until you have seen an elephant in the wilds of Africa. It is a moment you will never forget. Enjoy this privilege from Rhino Ridge Safari Lodge in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Game Reserve or Rhino Post Safari […]
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Her name means “people’s victory” and Nikki Meyer seems to sow success wherever she goes. Having lived in the Kruger National Park for 23 years, Nikki and her husband Gerrit joined the team of Rhino Post Safari Lodge 12 years ago, prior to its opening. In […]
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Imagine not being able to show your grandchildren a live rhino in the wilds of Africa? This alarming graph submitted by Isibindi Africa guest Dr Sharon Grussendorff shows a frightening picture about the increase of rhino poaching in South Africa: Dr Grussendorff explains that […]
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Nikki Meyer, Lodge Manager at both Rhino Post Safari Lodge and Rhino Walking Safaris offers helpful guidelines for respecting the natural world in the Kruger National Park. Photographs by Rhino Post Safari Lodge rangers Marius van Zyl (including the feature image above) and Joey Vermeulen. I’m […]
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The Isibindi Africa Lodges are a pioneering example of community engagement, taking to heart the concept of co-ownership of lodges to benefit local communities in sustainable ways. Proudly, Isibindi Africa is probably the single biggest privately owned lodge group that does the most in terms of […]
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