💧 Tap Water
Avoid drinking tap water in Zambia, excluding major cities where drinking tap water is safe. While you can boil water in remote areas, bottled water is the best solution easily available.
💰 Tipping
It’s all up to you! Tipping is not awaited in Zambia as it’s not that touristy. 10% of your bill will be the standard gratuity.
🈯 Language
Zambia has seven official local languages: Bemba, spoken by 35% of Zambians, is considered as the first or second language, followed by Nyanja (37%), Togna (25%), and Lozi (18%). Zambia uses English as the official language for the government, education, law, and commerce.
💸 Cash
Kwacha (K) is the currency used in Zambia. US dollars, UK pounds, and Euros are commonly used.
👗 Dress
Zambia generally follows a conservative dress code. Revealing clothing is not accepted for women.
🌐 Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi access is available at museums, parks, and monuments. Some local public transportation also offers unlimited free Wi-Fi.
🔌 Adaptors
Plug types C, D, and G are used in Zambia. Plug type D is in a triangular model with three round pins; type C has two round pins, and type G is also a 3-rectangular pin in a triangular model. Appliances run on 230 V.
👮 Safety
Zambia is considered a safe destination. However, we recommend you to watch out for petty theft in populated areas.