A Boma dinner is an outdoor dining experience, that combines traditional African food, music, and entertainment with the ambiance of the African bush. “Boma,” from Swahili, originally meant an enclosure for protecting livestock. Over time, it became a communal space where people gathered around a fire to share stories and meals. Today, the Boma symbolizes connection, storytelling, and community in African culture. 

The hotel has its very own replica Boma site where the group will dine on their first evening in Zambia. The menu will focus on traditional African cuisine, including grilled meats, stews, and seasonal vegetables, served in a buffet style.

 

We recommend bringing layers for cooler temperatures in the evening and flat or low closed-toe shoes due to uneven ground.