3 Days Itinerary in Mongu, Zambia - Travel Guide
Three Magical Days in Mongu, Zambia
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - A Warm Morning In Mongu |
| 2 | Day 2 - The Undiscovered Horizons |
| 3 | Day 3 - Farewell Mongu |
Introduction
Prepare yourself for an unforgettable adventure in exotic Zambia. Sink your feet into the sands of Mongu, an unexplored treasure, home to the majestic Barotse Royal Establishment, the epicenter of the Lozi tribe, and the heart of wild Africa. Ready for the experience?
Day 1 - A Warm Morning In Mongu
Mongu, here we are! The journey kicks off with a traditional Zambian breakfast at our local inn, filled with fried cassava (a local treat), fresh fruits, and a classic African tea. Ready to burn off some calories? A morning hike to Kalabo is next on the list, showing off some lovely scenery and vibrant local life. Who's ready for a quick dip in the waters to cool down? Then you're all set for the fishing village of Libonda, see the locals' daily life and possibly catch your dinner? The evening is reserved for a relaxing bonfire under the starlit sky in Mongu. Marshmallows, anyone?
Day 2 - The Undiscovered Horizons
Day two, Rise and shine! The day ahead promises a thrilling adventure to the Barotse floodplains. It's going to be a journey towards unexplored horizons, a sunrise spent canoeing amidst the vibrant local bird species, who knew it could be this exciting! Hint: keep an eye out for the endemic wattled crane and the African fish eagle, they are a sight to behold. Ready for lunch? Bet you never thought preparing it would be this much fun! Engage in a cooking class with locals and enjoy a traditional Lozi feast. Our evening will be filled with folk dance performances and lots of Zambian beer. Sounds like fun, doesn't it?
Day 3 - Farewell Mongu
Can't believe it's the final day already, right? But wait! The excitement isn't over yet. Let's kick off the day with a walk to the Nyengo market to pick up some souvenirs. What better than handcrafted Lozi artefacts to remember this adventure by? Next, we're off to Mongu Cathedral to soak up some history and spirituality. Ever wondered where all our Zambian beer comes from? Let's find out at the local brewery. At the brewery, you can learn about the brewing process and sample a few brews. Perhaps you'd like to bring a bottle or two back home? To cap off the adventure, witness the unforgettable African sunset at the Limulunga palace. You'll surely want a few photos of this! It's been a fabulous three days in Mongu, hasn't it?
Mia Hall
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Mongu
Absolutely, Mongu is a safe and friendly place for tourists. As with any destination, it's recommended to observe usual safety measures.
Mongu has a pleasant climate most of the year, but the best time to visit is during the dry season, from April to October. That's when it's perfect for birdwatching and canoeing in the Barotse floodplains.
Yes, Zambian cuisine offers a variety of vegetarian dishes. Cassava, plantains, and maize-based dishes, such as nshima, are common and delicious vegetarian options.