Boma Dinner
An evening of dinner and entertainment at The Boma – Place of Eating, one of the best-loved things to do in Victoria Falls.
From US$60 pp
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With 20+ years of local expertise, we are the most trusted Victoria Falls tailor-made tours, activities & accommodation specialists.
The four experiences we are asked for most — recommended for first-time visitors and returning guests alike.
An evening of dinner and entertainment at The Boma – Place of Eating, one of the best-loved things to do in Victoria Falls.
The Flight of Angels — a Victoria Falls helicopter flight of 12 to 25 minutes over the falls, the gorges and the Zambezi.
A full day in Botswana from Victoria Falls: a morning Chobe river cruise and afternoon game drive, with border assistance and lunch.
Two hours on the Zambezi upstream of the falls, with drinks and snacks — hippo and elephant on the banks most evenings.
Browse through our catalogue of ready-made itineraries for inspiration. These tours can be tailor-made, and we’re happy to discuss your ideas and help you plan the Victoria Falls safari of your dreams.
Explorers Village, N1 Hotel, Nguni and Shongwe Lookout — transfers, meals and activities included.
Serviced dome tents with real beds, plus the dinner cruise, falls tour and The Boma.
Thirteen 3–4 star lodges and hotels, from Ilala Lodge to Victoria Falls Safari Lodge.
The Victoria Falls Hotel, Old Drift Lodge, The Elephant Camp and more — several all-inclusive.
Hotels, safari lodges, self-catering lodges, guest lodges and campsites/dorms, hand-picked for your perfect Victoria Falls adventure. There is a wide range of hotels and lodges, bed and breakfasts, self-catering options and camping to choose from — whatever your budget, there will be something that suits you.
Serviced sites, pre-pitched tents & dorms · Victoria Falls
Houses, villas & townhouses · e.g. Elena House
Guesthouses, B&Bs & simple en-suite rooms · e.g. Explorers Village
Boutique lodges & safari camps · e.g. Insika Lodge
Riverfront hotels, suites & private villas · e.g. Ilala Lodge Hotel
We have a comprehensive fleet of vehicles, mini-vans and buses for couples, small family groups and larger groups, providing seamless airport transfers from Victoria Falls Airport to all the lodges in and around Victoria Falls. Whether you are flying into Victoria Falls International Airport (VFA) or need a Livingstone (Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International) or Kasane airport transfer, we provide prompt meet-and-greet services, comfortable air-conditioned vehicles and professional driver/guides ready to whisk you away to your hotel or lodge.
Meet, greet and transfer to any Victoria Falls hotel or lodge — roughly 20 km into town.
Cross-border transfers via the Victoria Falls Bridge, with border formalities handled.
The Botswana gateway — direct access to Chobe National Park and its river lodges.
Budget cars from US$45 a day, mini-SUVs and luxury sedans from US$100, and SUVs & double cabs at US$180. See car hire
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Kim RVerified
Wonderful experience! Wonderful experience to be up close and personal with the elephants. You can tell they take very good care of the elephants and have taught them good positive reinforcement for behavior.Posted on Tripadvisor![]()
Kathryn TVerified
Wonderful experience but don't try to leave early - surly staff My daughter and I went to this as she was keen to try a mopane worm. Most of the experience was really enjoyable and the food very good. Unfortunately when we left (a little early as my daughter is still young and was tired), the woman at the door (likely realising we would no longer be available to purchase any of the "extras" (drinks/facepainting/n'anga) basically snatched off our sarongs with a very surly expression and no goodbye etc which was really sad as it detracted hugely from our memory of the experience. If not for her, I would have rated 5 starsPosted on Tripadvisor![]()
venkovvkVerified
Great fun to the beat of the drums Good local cuisine, an entertaining floor show by the percussion-and-dancers ensemble, and providing a conga drum to each guest is a masterly way of inviting audience participation, by adults and children alike. The food is plentiful and varied. Plus a very smooth hotel pick-up and drop-off system. An unintrusive presence by vendors and side entertainers (fortune tellers et al.), quite untypical for a locale that other reviewers have labelled "a tourist trap". All in all, a great night out.Posted on Tripadvisor![]()
Ngonidzaishe TVerified
Beautiful Honeymoon at Bayete Very beautiful place, enjoyed our honeymoon. All their staff are super friendly, special thanks to Allan for a beautiful honeymoon surprise, Champaigne and flowers on the house. Thanks to Farai, Evidence, Charles, Jacob the Chef and the room service in ensuring that the room is super clean. Thank you Bayete!!!Posted on Tripadvisor![]()
SamVerified
Exceptional service, best local guides for Victoria Falls. Excellent service from the point of contact, airport pick up, activities and the accomodation recommendation was just what we needed for a quick Vic Falls getway. Patrick Manyika was exceptional. Friendly and knowledgeable. More than willing to give us discounts where possible and accomodate our many changes and questions. We will definately book again.
The single question we are asked most is when to come. The falls are at their fullest between February and May, and at their clearest for photography and activities between August and November — the trade-off is spray versus visibility.
Guides to Victoria Falls attractions, safari timing and the trips we run most.

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Peak flow, low water, shoulder season — what each one actually looks like on the ground.
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