Indaba Hotel - Chiefs Boma African Themed Restaurant Buffet Dinner
from
R321 pps
Gauteng
Book before: 2025-06-30
overview
Enjoy an unforgettable evening at the Chiefs Boma Restaurant at the Indaba Hotel in Johannesburg. This unique dining experience showcases the rich flavors of Africa with a lavish buffet featuring traditional dishes, succulent meats from the grill, and vibrant local specialties. Enjoy live African music and a dance performances and enjoy the a feast for the senses!
includes:
An indulgent Buffet Dinner with over 120 dishes
Indaba's signature Bajabulile Cocktail
Traditional handwashing
Welcome drink of Mqombothi or ginger beer
Traditional Face Painting
Indaba's signature Bajabulile Cocktail
Traditional handwashing
Welcome drink of Mqombothi or ginger beer
Traditional Face Painting
excludes:
All Items of a personal nature. Meals not mentioned. All drinks
categories:
details:
- prices from:R 321 pps
- travel from:Sun, Jun 1, 2025
- to:Tue, Dec 30, 2025
- book before:Mon, Jun 30, 2025
need visas?
Please confirm with your travel consultant.
S. Africa:
No
EU:No
America:No
British:No
terms and conditions:
- The above package is subject to availability at time of reservation.
- Price is per person sharing.
- Prices are subject to change in accordance with currency fluctuations and increased airfares.
- The exact amount will be confirmed at time of booking.
- Advance purchase, peak or high season surcharges, block out periods and minimum stay conditions may apply.
- Price valid for dates as specified.
- When making a booking enquiry it is important that you are in possession of the correct documentation to travel i.e. visas, inoculation certificates etc.
- Group rates available on request.
- Please check that all names and surnames are spelt exactly as they appear in the relevant passports.
- Fares, where indicated, are based on low season rates.
about Gauteng
Gauteng is the smallest province by land area in South Africa, but home to more than a quarter of South Africa's population. The name Gauteng translates to “Place of Gold” from Sotho-Tswana. The busy capital city of Johannesburg is the nation's most populated city and a financial hub in South Africa.