Rhino Post Safari Lodge

Great outing and relaxation in the wilderness with great knowledge and refreshing atmosphere, delicious meals from muffin to dinner, excellent stuff and very informative place

The lodge may look so rustic but it is well equipped and comfortable. Really charming.The fire place on a cold night was very helpful.

Great location and Staff are excellent. Food was very good with three choices for the nighttime entree. Very active watering hole at the lodge in October. Drives were great and we saw many animals each drive. Rooms are very good but be aware no air conditioning in the rooms so Summer might be pretty warm. It was perfect for Spring time.

Marvelous place to stay with a superb location and super warm and friendly staff. Highly recommended. I am a little late with this review and we actually stayed in Sep 2023 not Nov 2023

Excellent luxury lodge. Great game drives. Very well informed ranger. Excellent rooms with all the luxuries. The staff really makes the experience great. They are just warm and welcoming in general. The meals were excellent. Just did not see any lions

The facility is located next to a river bed that is quite dry in their winter and there is a watering hole that draws many animals during the day. It’s interesting to watch the power dynamic between the different species. The rooms at the lodge are a hybrid fixed structure with some canvas sides that open to allow breeze. As such, in winter it can be cool but there are heated beds. While power is cut and the camp is dark at 10:30 PM, the heaters are hard wired to work all night. If you need to charge phones, camera batteries, etc. best to get those plugged in well before power is out. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Our guide, Sorta, was amazing. Super knowledgeable and worked so diligently to get us great views of the various animal sightings. She was a wonderful hostess of the morning drive coffee and the sundowner cocktail session. I have a gluten allergy and they had wonderful gluten free snack selections with the morning coffee and the sundowner. I never felt that I was lacking in the full experience. We were fortunate to have great views of a leopard with a kill sitting in a tree and we also were lucky to see sable antelope, the only ones we saw in 12 days of game drives in the greater Kruger ecosystem. We saw an abundance of wildlife as Rhino Post has access to its own private concession acreage as well as Kruger park. The food was varied and abundant. There is brunch after the morning drive in the dining room, then high tea (full lunch) served outside overlooking the riverbed and watering hole. Dinner is after the evening drive and all guests sitting together at a long table. It’s quite the fun melting pot as there are guests from the world over. The chef did a great job providing fantastic gluten free choices at all meals. I couldn’t have been more pleased with the meals. When we were there, the number of guests seemed to number between 16-20. My son and I had a fantastic time and felt right at home and well cared for.