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    Tangala House

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    Intimacy by the falls

    Tangala House is a luxurious family home on the banks of the Zambezi, originally the holiday home of the Parker family, owners of Tongabezi. It is located near their lodge, Tongabezi, 15 km upstream from Victoria Falls. Designed with family in mind, the house features a 13 m private swimming pool, its own gym, and four bedrooms, three of which are en suite. Elegantly designed and furnished, the house has been featured in the UK edition of House and Garden magazine and is rented with a private vehicle and boat, chef, house staff and a dedicated guide, ensuring a wonderfully bespoke stay.

    STYLE

    An Anglo-Saxon retro-chic atmosphere with African accents

    SITUATION

    30 minutes' drive west of Livingstone Airport (Zambia), near the famous Victoria Falls

    CAPACITY

    4-bedroom private house

    HIGHLIGHTS

    An ideal option for a family of 6 to 8 people looking for a more intimate experience

    Tangala House

    Tangala House

    Tangala House

    Tangala House

    Tangala House

    Tangala House

    Tangala House

    Tangala House

    Tangala House

    Tangala House

    Tangala House

    THE EXPERIENCES

    • Swimming pool, gym
    • Trip to Victoria Falls (Zambian side), 4x4 safari in Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park
    • Zambezi river cruise with drinks, dinner on a floating platform, fishing
    • Visits to villages and markets
    • Optional extras: helicopter or microlight flight over the falls, rafting, jet boating, Livingstone Island, elephant interaction, Royal Livingstone Express, day trip to Chobe

    THE EXTRAORDINARY

    Tangala has managed to shield itself from the bustle of Victoria Falls and offers a resolutely adventurous approach to the region, with its exclusive bush lunches on Livingstone Island, which David Livingstone set foot on on the 1st to admire the Falls, and organises expeditions to view the lunar rainbows during the full moon.

    ETHICS

    Tangala strives to generate as little noise, waste and CO2 as possible for its natural environment. Wastewater from the lodge feeds the organic garden producing the chef's vegetables. Construction timber comes from renewable forests, and the lodge actively supports the local Tujatane school financially and through training.