‘‘Twas great for us but the very long queues for meals made me full already , I went back hungry , I suggest more chefs and limited queues Also go with changed money , it’s a struggle when settling for drinks .. However it’s a...great place very interesting!More

This is the best traditional style hotel you can visit in Victoria Falls.They offer a full three course meal that will make you lick your finger.The service is quite good and impressive.I recommend you visit The Boma in the evening because that is when you...get to see live performances of localsMore

We were staying in the Victoria Falls Hotel and took the opportunity to have dinner and see the performance. The performance was interesting, but the food on the buffet was mediocre and disappointing.

Entertainment was great, everyone really got into the mood with the drums and the dancing Everything felt a little disorganised however. We were seated and everyone else was getting their food, but we weren't sure whether we could just get up and get the food...or did we have to wait? Drinks guy was a little pushy which was a bit uncomfortable. Food was ok, not as great as we had expected and experienced at other similar places. They didn't seem to keep the food stocked up and always felt like we were waiting for the food we wanted to try Understand that table placement is challenging when putting a show on, however all we got to look at was the back of the dances/drummers. Great to listen to and experience but would have been better to be able to 'see' themMore

The Boma Dinner & Drum Show is located just outside of the Victoria Falls Town and is a MUST for all visitors! The evening is filled with endless amounts of tasty, traditional food of which much of it is cooked and prepared in front of...the guests. But don't gorge yourselves so much that you cannot move, because you'll need the energy to join in on the fun interactive entertainment! There are incredible traditional dancers that put on quite the show, which we suggest you join in just for the fun of it, but of course you can also watch from your table if dancing isn't quite your thing. You'll be able to get your face painted, visit the in house fortune teller if it interests you, beat along to the music with your own drum, feel like a local with your chitenge (sarong) wrapped around you and so much more! The staff are joyous and energetic - they're always around when you need them and make your evening one to remember! It's a fantastic evening that will bring you copious amounts of excitement, and leave you with a full belly! We highly recommend the Boma for a truly African dining experience.More

What a magical experience the Boma was! Their taxi collected us from the hotel for a small fee that was added to the food and show bill. The welcoming there was awesome, we were given traditional cloths to put on as part of the experience....The eating experience was amazing!!! The food very tasty. The drum show itself was magnificent...magical...you get tired beating the drum and dancing but you don't want it to end! The entire experience is reasonably priced. We had a ball!More

Lots of fun trying local foods. Quality was good. Service was good. The show, face painters, etc. made for a fun evening.