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Boma Dinner, Dance And Drum Show In Victoria Falls Town
Victoria Falls
Tour Price
Description
Enjoy an unforgettable evening at The Boma Dinner & Drum Show in Victoria Falls with a delicious 4 course traditional dinner followed by an interactive African drumming experience.
On arrival at the boma you will be presented with a traditional robe to get you into the mood. Prepare to be immersed in the vibrant atmosphere. Aromas of local dishes and game meat on the barbeque fill the restaurant. The Boma is partially open to the African skies and offers a unique experience. Your senses will be bombarded with the tastes, sights, sounds and smells of Africa. Enjoy the warmth and hospitality of Zimbabwe and it’s people. Once seated, you are invited to take part in a hand washing ceremony and to taste the local brew, before the four-course feast begins.
The food at the Boma is cooked and served in the style and quantity of a lavish traditional feast.
What's Included
- 4 Course Traditional Dinner
- Return Road Transfer from Hotels and Lodges within Victoria Falls Town
- Interactive Drum Show
Additional Info
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Reviews for Boma Dinner, Dance And Drum Show In Victoria Falls Town
Lots of food, def for the tourists though
cpl1775
Overall I would say that we enjoyed our experience at the Boma dinner. It is definitely a dinner theater production, and it is an entertaining one! It is certainly geared towards tourists and, having been to several of these over several countries in sub- Saharan Africa, was not really a demonstration of the culture and local heritage. That said, I dont think that's what they were going for: they're going for a fun and entertaining time rather than an exemplar of Zimbabwean heritage. But it was a very lively and entertaining drum show that encouraged a lot of audience participation. They gave a drum to every single person in the audience, and they taught you how to drum along with them. This would be fun for all ages.
The food itself was extremely well done, and we really appreciated that they had it buffet style so that you could go back and get some of your favorites as opposed to being a set plate dinner where you could not really pick and choose what you wanted. We had some picky eaters in our group, and they found plenty to eat that they raved about. The venue also had game meat available for you to try if it was your 1st time: the night we went, it was kudu, impala and buffalo to choose from. The salad bar was impressive with its Variety , and they had a lot of local dishes and sauces to choose from, which was a lot of fun to try.
For the price, we were surprised that soft drinks were not included. That said, they were not very expensive and were only $2 each. But still, one would think that for the high price of the dinner, at least 1 soft drink per person or a water for the table would have been included in the price.
Overall this is a fun theater production that any newcomer to Africa would enjoy. It would be great to bring guests to, and the amount of food is quite impressive. Bring some earplugs if you have sensitive hearing! It can definitely get loud :)
Great value
Taita K
Lots of good food so much variety great staff and a whole vibe about the place. Enjoyed it solo but also great for groups and the show is lovely
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