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Transforming Horizons: Experience the Stunning Revamp of Zambia’s Premier Lodge!

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Discover the Newly Renovated Chongwe House: Your Next Safari Adventure Awaits!

Located where the serene Chongwe River gracefully flows into the majestic Zambezi, Time + Tide’s flagship private house, Chongwe House, is making waves with an exciting renovation just in time for Zambia’s peak safari season. From May 1 to November 15, this luxurious retreat will be open for bookings, inviting you to experience the beauty of Zambia like never before.

The revamped Chongwe House beautifully marries earthy elegance with the wild surroundings, featuring sculptural forms and natural textures that blend harmoniously into the landscape. Guests will discover a fresh design that promotes an indoor-outdoor lifestyle, with rooms designed to connect you with nature. Notably, the inclusion of a drop-down tented front creates a seamless separation between your luxurious bedroom and the breathtaking bush beyond, offering an immersive safari experience.

But what exactly makes this double-story, four-bedroom gem perfect for families and groups? It’s not just about the space—though there’s certainly plenty of it. The vibrant new outdoor area boasts a firepit, boma, and a large swimming pool—perfect for cooling off after a day of adventures. Plus, foodies will love the outdoor kitchen, which features a pizza oven and an open-flame barbecue area, making al fresco dining under the starry Zambian sky an unforgettable experience.

Every guest at Chongwe House benefits from the dedicated service of a private guide and chef, creating a tailor-made adventure that’s as relaxed or adventurous as you desire. Spend your days indulging in private game drives, serene boating and canoeing safaris, exciting walking adventures, or trying your luck at tiger fishing—each experience designed to connect you with the rich wildlife of Zambia.

This stunning retreat, situated amidst dramatic mountains and ancient groves, is a reminder that Zambia is not just a destination; it’s a celebration of nature’s finest. So gather your loved ones, pack your bags, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure at Chongwe House!

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