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An evening of fire-cooked food, traditional dance and a drum in every guest’s hands.
About 3 hours, evening
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Not included
Buffet dinner
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per person no park fee
A boma is a traditional enclosure, and at Victoria Falls it has become a famous night out. Dinner is a generous buffet cooked over open fires, with local specialities to try alongside familiar dishes. If you’re brave, that includes a mopane worm.
Between courses, dancers and storytellers perform. Then drums are handed out to every guest for an interactive session that has the whole room playing together. It’s loud, joyful and a great way to end a day at the Falls.
Prices are in US$ per person and include VAT. The park, conservation or activity levy is paid separately. Rates are valid until December 2026 and all activities are subject to availability.
Welcome drink and traditional dress for those who want it.
Starters, soups, grills and local dishes.
Performances, then the interactive drumming session.
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Yes. Kids love the drumming, and there’s plenty they’ll eat on the buffet.
Yes. The buffet includes vegetarian dishes. Tell us of any allergies in advance.
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