A traditional African feast under a thatched boma, with drumming, tribal dance and storytelling from local performers — Victoria Falls’ liveliest evening out, and a warm introduction to Zimbabwean culture through food and music.
Overview
The Boma Dinner is Victoria Falls’ best-known evening out — a traditional feast served under a large, open-sided thatched boma, accompanied by live drumming, tribal dance and storytelling from local performers. It’s boisterous, warm and genuinely fun, drawing a mix of travelers most nights of the week.
Expect a buffet of traditional Southern African dishes, communal drumming you’re invited to join, and a full evening of entertainment that runs a few hours — a lively contrast to a quiet dinner in town, and one of the most popular single evenings we book for guests in Victoria Falls.
What To Expect
Arrive at the boma and be seated, with a welcome drink and an introduction to how the evening will run.
Help yourself to a buffet of traditional Southern African dishes, served continuously through the evening.
Live performers take over with tribal dance, drumming — including an interactive drum circle most guests join — and storytelling to close out the night.
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A closer look at the feast and the performance.
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