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AboutTangala House
A home away from home experience on the Upper Zambezi, Livingstone - Tangala House is the perfect getaway for any family needing some quality time. Explore the delights of the Victoria Falls with your home base being this exclusive home!
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Open All Year
Country Zambia
Location Livingstone
Accommodation 4 bedrooms
Policy All ages are welcome
Airport Livingstone International Airport
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Description
Tangala House, a luxury family home on the banks of the Zambezi River is an ideal family option when staying in Livingstone. It lies 15km upstream of the majestic Victoria Falls.
The house has four bedrooms, three with en-suite bathrooms; accommodating up to six guests and also comes with a 13m private swimming pool. Stylishly designed and furnished, it comes with a vehicle and boat, chef, waiters and private guide.
It is ideal for families or groups looking for exclusivity and complete privacy while visiting the Victoria Falls. There is fantastic birdlife, with over 145 species to date spotted from the kitchen window.
Facilities
En suite
Fully air-conditioned
Satellite TV
Large pool - 13m
Laundry
Gym
Tangala House has 4 bedrooms and sleeps up to six people. It includes a playroom and a spacious kitchen-dining room.
The rooms are enclosed, with large glass windows which allow guests to enjoy spectacular views across the Zambezi. With a great homely feel, the living room has a large sofa and two armchairs and leads onto a ‘snuggery’ with satellite TV, video, Hi Fi and Jetmaster fireplace.
Wildlife
Livingstone is known as home of the Victoria Falls but also offer some game viewing opportunities from Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. The park has a lot of antelope species, elephant, zebra, buffalo and perhaps what most are keen to see is the white rhino, and a pack of wild dogs.
The rhino were reintroduced in 1994 and are a major highlight as rhino in Zambia is only seen in one other place, North Luangwa. The guide walks offer the best chance to site the rhino as opposed to game drives.
The beauty of Livingstone is that you can see game even from the Zambezi River – elephants are a common site. There are many bird species as well and the most commonly see are kingfishers, African skimmers, and swallows.
