Livingstone: Victoria Falls, Mukuni Village, & Museum Tour

Victoria Falls and Cultural Tour in Livingstone, Zambia

Explore Victoria Falls on the Zambian side, visit Mukuni Village, and discover Zambia’s heritage at the Livingstone Museum. Suitable for cultural enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Tour Highlights

• Experience Victoria Falls from the Zambian side along rainforest trails
• Visit Mukuni Village to learn about the Leya people's culture and traditions
• Explore the Livingstone Museum, Zambia’s oldest and largest museum
• Enjoy a recommended lunch at a local restaurant in Livingstone
• Convenient transfers to and from Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe included

Description

Begin your tour with a walk along well-maintained trails in the lush rainforest surrounding Victoria Falls on the Zambian side. Each viewpoint offers unique perspectives of the falls, accompanied by expert commentary on their geology and history.

Next, visit Mukuni Village, home to the Leya people. Explore the village, interact with locals, and learn about their customs, daily life, and historical background through engaging stories shared by your guide.

Afterwards, visit the Livingstone Museum to see an extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits that illustrate Zambia’s rich cultural heritage and its place within Africa.

Lunch is not included but can be enjoyed at one of Livingstone’s varied restaurants. Your guide will suggest options based on your preferences, offering local and international cuisine in a relaxed setting.

Includes

• Tour of Victoria Falls (Zambian side)
• Visit to Mukuni Village
• Visit to Livingstone Museum
• Expert guide
• Transfers to and from Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Excludes

• $20 per person park entrance fee for Victoria Falls (paid directly to National Parks)
• $10 per person entrance fee for Livingstone Museum
• Lunch
• Personal expenses

Important Information

• Transfers between Livingstone and Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe are included

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For best experience, bring comfortable walking shoes, a rain jacket, and a camera. The dry season from May to October offers clearer views of the falls.