Tour Livingstone

A tour to the Mukuni Village is a 3 hour eye-opening, educational and inspiring activity. With a population of about 5000, Mukuni is a real village with real Leya people living their lives. During the tour, you will learn about their livelihoods, culture, and see Chief Mukuni's Palace. You can also pre-arrange to have a taste of the traditional food and beer. The departure time for this daily cultural activity is as requested. Your tour guide will pick you up from your hotel.

This is a great in-depth tour of Livingstone and gives travellers a chance to get to know the real side if the city. The tour will help travelers to understand the history of Livingstone the changes the city has gone through and allows plenty of photo opportunities and a chance to taste some local delicacies at a local market. Through out the tour travellers will stop at different points through out the city to be able to understand the history and they they will drive into the outer suburbs of the city to see the style of life people are living, visit a local market to see how the locals shop and the food they love to eat.

This is cultural tour that help the clients fuse in with the local community. Clients will get an understanding of the intricacies of the African life, our culture and tradition. If you would like to contribute any form of stationery, such as pens, pencils, or other supplies, you are welcome to bring them with you. Your donations will be directed toward our efforts to enhance educational resources in schools.

Explore the history and culture of the attraction-packed city of Livingstone on this guided walk. Experiences it's rich unique heritage. Founded in 1905, the town is home to people of diverse culture and tradition. Flexible tours offer multiple departure options and can be customized based on the interests of the group, from standout architectural sights and Jewish history to local shopping stops. Tick off top historic highlights, listening to enriching commentary from your personal guide.

We provide transfer from hotels to the airport and also pick ups from the airport, we are always on time to pick our travelers

After the Museum tour clients will do a quick city tour of Livingstone with a Commentary while driving slowly explaining the Historical tour of Livingstone. Stopping at major Historical Buildings and delegates are free to take pictures. The town of Livingstone was moved from Old Drift in 1905 when it was decided that a location on Constitution Hill would be healthier than one on the River. The town was carefully planned with wide streets, avenues of beautiful trees, buildings with high ceilings and mosquito-netted verandahs. Clients are taken to view the famous Curio market which is a bustling colourful market where the local Zambians come to shop. The market sells everything from bright chitenge (local fabric), bags, curios made from different types of trees, copper bracelets, Wall clocks, African Maps using the Big 5 animals etc. This Market is situated in a small park in the centre of town. After the tour clients are transferred back to hotel.

The Devil's Pool itself is a deep natural pool that has been created by thousands of years of erosion,but what is unique about it is that there is a rock ledge on the lip on the falls,where the water is only a few centimeters deep.this natural barrier is what allow you to jump into the deep pool but not get swept over the edge.

This bike tour is the best way to explore the city of Livingstone. You will ride along the picturesque Zambezi river, visit local villages and markets, and interact with locals. We stop along the way to discuss the local cultures and landscapes. These tours directly support a community school and we finish the tour by visiting this school and meeting some of the children.

See the Victoria Falls from the best spots in the company of an experienced guide, the Victoria falls rain forest, boiling pot and the headland across the Knife edge bridge.

We offer the best services and our communication system is effective and we give our traveler the best attention required.

The tour begins at Mukuni village, where you we look at the culture of the Toka Leya people and understand their day to day activities. From Mukuni Village we will proceed to the Railway and Jewish Museum in Livingstone, here we will learn of the steam locomotives that were used in the colonial times to move goods and people from one place to the other. We will also have a look at the first Jewish settlers of Livingstone. From the Jewish Museum we will proceed to have lunch at a local restraint that serves the Zambian cuisine. After lunch we will immediately head to the Livingstone Museum where we will learn the history of Livingstone and Zambia at large from the pre-colonial times to modern Zambia as we know we it. From the museum we will visit Maramba market in order to have an experience at the local market.

Embark on an enriching journey through the vibrant heart of Livingstone, Zambia, a town steeped in history, culture, and authentic charm. This comprehensive guide will lead you through a captivating exploration, showcasing the town’s historical landmarks, bustling markets, and hidden gems. Whether you’re a history buff, a food enthusiast, or simply seeking an authentic Zambian experience, Livingstone has something for everyone. Begin your journey at the Livingstone Museum, a treasure trove of Zambia’s rich history and cultural heritage. Explore fascinating exhibits showcasing archaeological artefacts, traditional crafts, historical photographs, and memorabilia related to the town’s namesake, the renowned explorer Dr. David Livingstone. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Mukuni Market, a bustling hub of local crafts and souvenirs. Discover unique handcrafted items.

This is a short tour of Mukuni Village, the home of Chief Mukuni, who rules the Victoria area. The trip includes return transfers and a guided village tour. The tour is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in Zambian culture and gain an understanding of a semi-rural environ-ment.

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.

We provide personalized drivers, private escorts and allow clients determine the journey timeline. We also drive " wait services" for clients that want to be returned.

Mukuni Park and Curios is a great market for the perfect gifts. The curio market is in the centre of the tourist capital, where you can shop for gifts and souvenirs from Zambia and in the process support the industry at the grassroots level. It's a gem of an African bazaar. For decades this place has been a major tourist attraction and it provides livelihoods for hundreds of people from Livingstone and the surrounding areas. The craftspeople are happy for you to shop around and to bargain!

Woo!! today you will learn about Zambia, the people,Culture and history, this will give a great idea on how local people leaved long back without hospitals Education and Religious. Our guide will help to answer all unanswered questions in your mind you will really enjoy the history and living style of our people

Here’s an infinity pool like no other! One of the most astounding natural pools to be found anywhere, Devil’s Pool has a reputation for attracting thrill-seekers from the far corners of the earth. It offers daring swimmers the chance to experience the ultimate delight: peering over the brim of the largest curtain of falling water in the world. What is less well known is how effortless this life-changing adventure is. Just a short swim from Livingstone Island, Devil’s Pool is thrilling but completely safe. Guided tours to Livingstone Island have a 100% safety record and our guides will be with you at all times to offer a hand, share fun facts, or simply take photographic evidence to bring home to the family. Devil's Pool is open during the drier months of the year, usually between mid August and mid January, when the Zambezi water levels are low enough for swimmers to take the plunge.

Discover and learn more about the Tourist town named after the famous explorer David Livingstone and his travels. Know more about the history of the town and the tribes that are in the area and their way of life. The greatest way to spend your day especially on the day of your arrival.

Livingstone was the first city to be established in Zambia, in 1905 Livingstone was founded 10 kilometres above the Great might Victoria falls. Our guides are knowledgeable to give you unforgettable culture and history of Zambia,Livingstone in particular. on this tour you will understand how the local people of Zambia lived without hospitals, Education and Religious