• Mukuni Village - Mukuni Village is a royal settlement closest to Victoria Falls. It is inhabited by the Leya, an indigenous tribe of the region. Chief Mukuni extends an invitation to visitors to experience the traditional lifestyle and cultural practices of his people. The village guides are eager to show visitors their homes, explain the construction and decoration of huts, introduce various artisans at work, and offer samples of traditional foods and beverages.

Mukuni Village is a functioning community, not a tourist attraction, making it a special opportunity to be welcomed into their way of life.

• Livingstone - Explore the city of Livingstone to discover its lifestyle, culture, and traditions. The visit includes brief tours of local markets, where visitors can shop for souvenirs, and a look at the local healthcare facilities.
• Livingstone Museum - Founded in 1934, the Livingstone Museum is Zambia’s largest and oldest museum, situated in the heart of Livingstone. It houses internationally significant collections in Zambian archaeology, history, culture, and natural history, offering valuable insights into Zambia’s natural and cultural heritage. It is famous for its extensive collection of David Livingstone’s letters and memorabilia.
• Victoria Falls - Victoria Falls is the largest sheet of falling water globally, renowned for its unique geological and geomorphological features and active land formation processes, with breathtaking beauty from the falls, including the spray, mist, and rainbows. Visit the Zambian side of the falls to view them from upstream on the Zambezi River, across the Knife Edge Bridge, and, if energetic, walk down to the Boiling Point.

• Admission to attractions
• Complimentary bottled water
• Provided snacks
• Air-conditioned transport

• Kazungula pickup US$35 one way per person (min 2 pax required to do this transfer).
• Visa, if required

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.