Victoria Falls: Township & Village Tour with Boma Dinner
Chinotimba Township, Zimbabwe
Discover the heart of Zimbabwe on a guided tour of Victoria Falls' townships and villages. Enjoy a 4-course dinner and drum show at The Boma, and learn about local life and customs.
Victoria Falls Township and Traditional Village Tour
Explore Chinotimba Township and a nearby traditional village in Victoria Falls on this cultural tour suited for all visitors interested in local life and customs.
Highlights
- Participate in a drumming session and traditional dance performance
- Visit Chinotimba Township markets, schools, and local businesses
- Meet village residents and learn about traditional Zimbabwean customs
- Travel comfortably with hotel pickup and drop-off in an air-conditioned vehicle
Description
Your day begins with a hotel pickup in Victoria Falls, followed by a visit to Chinotimba, the oldest township in the area. Explore markets, barbershops, schools, and small businesses while engaging with locals to learn about township life and social initiatives.
Next, travel a short distance to a traditional rural village. Meet the local headman and villagers who will welcome you into their homes. Discover traditional architecture, farming methods, and cultural customs. Experience activities such as maize grinding, cooking over fire, and weaving for an immersive cultural exchange.
The tour concludes with a traditional dinner accompanied by cultural entertainment.
Includes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Professional cultural guide
- All entrance and activity fees
- Boma dinner including entertainment
- Bottled water
Excludes
- Drinks not specified
- Tips and personal purchases
Important Information
- Primary language is English, with other languages available on request
- Comfortable shoes recommended for short walking distances
- Accommodation is not included
- Extra drinks and bar purchases at The Boma are excluded
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your spot. Bring comfortable walking shoes and a camera to capture your experience. The best time to visit is during the dry season for easier village access.
