Top Zambia Cultural Tours - page 3

This tour offers an authentic local experience in Lusaka. Explore the city’s heritage through a guided visit to the Lusaka Museum, local markets, and cultural sites. Travel like a local using public transport, enjoy a traditional Zambian lunch with nshima, and end the day at a friendly neighborhood pub sipping a Mosi beer.

History lovers will find Livingstone alive. Many buildings from the first decade of the century are still in use. It was one of the first white settlements in Northern Rhodesia (Zambia) and for quite a while it was the only urban center in the territory and the gateway to the north. The town has preserved much of its colonial character, but is a typical African town with a busy charm. Livingstone receives guests from all over the world, who want to enjoy the world wonder, as well as the many exciting activities that both side of the Fall have to offer. There is absolutely no end to amazements on the offing for to many pens in words. Rich in scenery and heritage, Livingstone today has become the tourist heart of Zambia. We welcome you to the city of heritage and culture.

Swim in Devil’s Pool on Livingstone Island on the ledge of the waterfall. This is a deep pool caused by erosion right at the edge. This is a small group tour, and you can be collected from your hotel, if it is on the included list. You can choose a breakfast, lunch, or high tea experience. The duration is approximately two hours.

Explore Livingstone life with this small group, guided tour. You’ll visit a local village, see the sites of Livingstone and visit the market, and explore the museum. You’ll also stop off at Victoria Falls to see their spectacular grandeur. Enjoy this day out, knowing you’re keeping costs down by sharing with a small group.

Take a tour of one of the world’s largest waterfalls when you book this excursion to Victoria Falls. Join a small group and walk along a well-maintained path that leads to several lookouts for optimal views of the falls. Feel the mist on your face and see the most powerful part of the falls where water cascades 355 feet (108 meters) into the Zambezi River.