Access & Location
Tangala House sits on the banks of the Zambezi River, about 15 km upstream from Victoria Falls .
Tangala House
Luxurious family home on the Zambian side of Victoria Falls
Swimming pool, satellite TV, DVD player
4 bedrooms, 3 with ensuite bathroom
Own vehicle, boat and staff
Our Yellow Zebra Opinion
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Well-loved lodge
Tangala House is an exclusive private-use house on the banks of the Zambezi river. Just 15 kilometres from Victoria Falls, it has four bedrooms and is perfect for families or small groups.
Activities
Wildlife spotting
Birdwatching
Amenities
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Guests can wildlife spot from the house with herds of elephant regularly seen across the river and hippos often passing by.
Birds are particularly plentiful, with over 145 species having been spotted from the kitchen window.
Guests are very well cared for during their stay as the house comes complete with a vehicle, boat, chef, waiters and private guide, who are at your disposal.
*This property is unfenced and although animal densities are not that high along this stretch of the Zambezi River, there is always the potential for dangerous game. So if you opt to stay here please always be cautious and look out for wildlife when walking around, especially at night.
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The house is stylishly designed and furnished.
It comprises a large living room, kitchen-dining room, small “snuggery” complete with satellite TV, and four bedrooms, three of which have their own ensuite bathroom. The living room opens onto a large veranda with a thatched roof , with steps down towards a lawn and a 13 m swimming pool with a shallow end for children.
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