Available languages
3 hours
Mobile ticket
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.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Bottled water
Snacks
Lunch
Transfer - available at additional cost
Select a pickup point
Livingstone
Clients will cycle around and outside town in bicycles . They will get to see the town and the village and get to indulge with the locals hence learn their culture and tradition.
Pickup included
80 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
jodafeen71,
Sep 28, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Wezi & Eustice were amazing...so friendly and knowledgeable! From the moment we met them they made us feel like friends and showed us around "their" part of the town. It was not only informative, but we got to see real life and meet people as part of going around their daily routine. I'd highly recommend the tour for anyone who doesn't want a commercial look at daily life! As a bonus, you get to see where a large part of the tour cost goes and how it makes a difference to real people's lives.






Wendy S,
Aug 2, 2025
- Review from Viator
Do this tour, you won’t regret it. Eustace our guide was great and he rode with our 6 year old, (125cm and 27kg) on a specially made seat on the back of his bike and provided a helmet so we knew he was safe. Our son rides a bike but I think he was better riding with Eustace due to the heat and uneven surfaces he’s not used to. We were so glad we did this eye opening and educational tour, we met real people and saw real Zambian life, the challenges they face. We visited a family home, a working quarry (no machinery, all done by hand), a local market and the Linda Community School for orphaned and vulnerable children. Everyone was so friendly, the children running out of the villages to see us and shout ‘hi’ and often run alongside our bikes. The ride itself was not onerous, lots of stops and we didn’t find it hard work at all. We spent ages at the school and Eustace was very patient with us, even though our tour ended up being 4 hours instead of 3 as we chatted so much to the people. He was an excellent guide and taught us lots. I was glad I took some money along as I was able to buy some bits from the market and also some amazing hand sewn bags by some local ladies to the school who have a sewing initiative. We saw lots of amazing things on our Africa holiday but this tour especially will stay with me and i would recommend everyone should do this tour. Don’t hesitate to book it!
F F,
Aug 1, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Highly recommend this tour if you have teens and want them to experience Livingstone from the perspective of local residents living outside of the touristed portions of the city. We stopped at a community school, a surface quarry being worked over by men, women and children, and a private home. We made a small donation at each of these to compensate people for their time. Really appreciated the guides, who were very informative and took care to answers all of our many questions. Tour lasted about 3hrs 30mins but a lot of that was at the stops. Total riding was about 10 miles. Last stop was at a local open air market in Dambwa. Great place to buy crafts and fabrics at much much lower prices than the Mukini curio market.



Ellen G,
Jun 30, 2025
- Review from Viator
We had an amazing 3-hour cultural cycling tour through the countryside of Livingstone, Zambia, guided by the wonderful Wez. He was incredibly kind, welcoming, and knowledgeable throughout the tour. One of the highlights was visiting Linda Community School, where we had the chance to meet some of the students, a teacher, and the principal. We were warmly welcomed, and it was a truly moving and rewarding experience. We also visited a local family who graciously invited us into their home and shared their way of life – a powerful and humbling moment. Later, we stopped by a stone quarry, witnessing the hard work and long hours many people endure. The tour ended at a vibrant local market where we even got to taste deep-fried caterpillars! Overall, this was a fantastic and deeply meaningful experience that gave us a genuine insight into local life. Highly recommended!
Cathriona N,
Jun 26, 2025
- Review from Viator
Took this cycle tour with Wezi. I was the only client which was a bonus! Very easy cycle, most definitely off the tourist path which is what I enjoy. Very easy cycle, very informative, interesting and heartbreaking at times, but it's the REAL Zambia. Its also great that your payment supports local initiatives and the interactions with the locals is priceless. Cannot recommend it highly enough. If you do take this trip I might suggest you bring some school supplies, access to education is very challenging here so anything that can help ease the challenge is a good thing. Get on your bike and see this beautiful part of the world.
Ana G,
Apr 10, 2025
- Review from Viator
Amazing experience getting to know the community in Livingstone with Weze. We biked around and visited the local market and a school that is serving over 800 children and really making a significant impact in the community. We had a nice and easy bike tour with a lot of hi5’s along the way! We even got to learn a few words...Zicom Weze! Happy muzongos!
grantt384,
Mar 8, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Wezi is the GOAT! He was such a great speaker and showed us how people in Zambia live ! Very eye opening and I thank Wezi with a full heart! Highly recommend to everyone reading !


Christine C,
Feb 18, 2025
- Review from Viator
This was an enjoyable and easy bike ride through local villages, providing an opportunity to view local people and their life. We visited the local community school and learnt about how they had raised money to provide educational facilities predominantly for orphaned children. Our guide was well informed and spoke about the area with great passion. I highly recommend this trip if you want to get a glimpse into local life and culture.
thalyt2018,
Jan 4, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
One of my favourite things I did in Livingstone! It's a 3 hour tour where you get to see the suburbs beyond the main road and experience how people live their daily lives. My guide was absolutely amazing and really cares about what he does and you see the direct impact taking one of these tours brings by providing resources for the local school. If there's one thing you do in Livingstone I highly recommend this.
sabinedM7401VR,
Dec 26, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
We did the 3 hr Cultural Bike tour with our wonderful guide Wezi. We could not have found a friendlier, more welcoming, knowledgeable guide than Wezi. We were visiting/staying in Victoria Falls/Zimbabwe and crossed over into Zambia to do the bike tour. The booking arrangements online were easy - even from one day to the other - and we were in contact with Wezi by email to make final arrangements for where to meet on the morning of the tour. It all worked out perfectly. Cycling through Livingstone with Action Bike Tours was the best way to see what life in Livingstone is like, meet the locals and support the Livingstone community. We found ourselves very fortunate to be shown around different areas of Livingstone including the Linda Community School, some neighbourhoods and the buzzing Dambwa market. It was fun and created lasting memories and inspiration for us. We highly recommend a bike tour with Action Bike Tours.


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