Description
Low-key and off the well-beaten track, Tala spans some 3 000 hectares, encompassing a mix of acacia thornveld, open grassland and a sensitive wetland, which attracts more than 380 bird species as well as plenty of big game including kudu, hippo, giraffe and wildebeest. Being Malaria-free, with no large predators, makes Tala a top-notch choice for families and holidaymakers seeking a no-frills authentic bush break with the freedom to explore on your terms.
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Catering
Dining options include Paperbark Restaurants as well as traditional outdoor bomas.
Accommodation
Tala offers a splendid mix of rooms across a collection of lodges and houses, including self catering in our Fisherman’s Cottage to our newly refurbished, exclusive Leadwood Manor House.
Spaces
The Fig Tree Auditorium is a state-of-the- art facility with built-in sound system and projection equipment. The fixed concentric desks accommodate sixty delegates and is ideal for presentations and committee meetings. The Paperbark Meeting Room is next door to the restaurant and opens out onto the boma/braai area. This venue comfortably accommodates 20 people in a u-shape and up to 50 cinema style. Standard conference equipment is available on request.Rooms
Classroom
Theater
Banquet
U-Shape
Boardroom
FIG TREE AUDITORIUM
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Theater layout: 62
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PAPERBARK MEETING ROOM
Classroom layout: 30
Theater layout: 10
Banquet layout: 50
U-Shape layout: 30
Boardroom layout: 20
