Tongabezi's sister property is Tangala House, a large and unique family home with incredible sunsets across the Zambezi and looking onto the Zambezi National Park.

Stylishly built and furnished Tangala sleeps eight and makes an ideal stay for a family holiday, coming fully serviced and staffed by Tongabezi Lodge.

The 6,500ha Park extends around the falls and along the Zambezi River. A fenced off section, known as the Game Park, is the home to white rhinos which have been introduced and do not occur naturally in Zambia. Within the park is an area called the Old Drift – this is where the pioneers first settled and ferried their goods across the Zambezi before the bridge was built. There is also an old graveyard here.

The habitat is a mixture of riverine vegetation, dry mixed woodland and mopane. The game which may be seen in the park include zebra, waterbuck, hippo, impala, giraffe, elephant, kudu, warthog and buffalo. The elephant visit at will, swimming out onto the islands and across to Zimbabwe, which is a spectacular sight.
 

Senanga Safaris

Night safaris run for about 5 hours and include a game drive, viewing from a game hide with a traditional "braai" (barbecue) around the fire.  Experienced local guides are used so tales about animals, people and life in the bush come with a true African perspective.

Rates
5 Hour Safari
including Dinner US$ 50 per person

The swimming pool is 11m x 5m, with an extra shallow area for children and bench seating. In front of the house is a grass lawn, which drops to wild riverine grassland and then to the Zambezi River. The house has 250m of private river frontage, with no properties on either side.

The veranda easily seats ten, and is open thatch with steps onto the lawn and towards the swimming pool and the terrace, which has a railway sleeper picnic table seating eight.

 
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