Angola Tours & Trips

Fly from Luanda's 4 de Fevereiro International Airport to Lubango's Mukanka International Airport, then head to the Tundavala Fissures and camp under the stars with the reclusive Mumuila tribe. Trek to the hidden Hungueria Waterfall tucked behind massive rocks, then drive the winding Serra da Leba pass. See prehistoric rock paintings in Virei before meeting the semi-nomadic Mucubal people. Camp at the Cunene River mouth where the Namib desert meets the Atlantic, spotting flamingos, dolphins, and seals. Find the ancient Welwitschia Mirabilis plants and walk through the Red Canyon's colorful rock formations.

The path from Luanda to Lubango reveals the dramatic Tundavala Fissures and Cristo Rei statue. Remote Mumuila and Mucubal tribes share their traditions, while the Namib Desert's pink dunes and prehistoric cave paintings in Virei captivate visitors. Accommodations alternate between local hotels and tented camps.

The natural splendor of Angola unfolds with stays at Hotel Continental Luanda and Hotel Fazenda Cabuta. N'dalatando's Botanical Gardens offer serene walks, while Kalandula Falls thunders impressively. Kissama National Park teems with diverse wildlife, and Cabuta Coffee Farm provides cultural immersion with expert guides.

The coastal drive from Luanda to Lobito crosses the Kwanza River and passes Kissama National Park before reaching Cachoeiras do Binga Falls on the Keve River, where savannah woodlands stretch out around you. Chimalavera Park offers 150 km of trails to check out, with chances to spot different bird species and gazelles.

Starting in Luanda, this trip heads south through Angola's tribal areas with camping at the sacred Tchitundo Hulo rock art sites and nights at Hotel Chic Chik in Lubago. All camping meals come with full board service. Walk through Kamilunga Canyon near the fishing town of Tombua, then visit Muhimba and Muhacaona settlements around Oncocua. In the mountain villages near Chibia, you'll see how Mumuila women create their traditional hairstyles using bark from the Eunbao tree. The Tundavala viewpoint sits 2,000 meters high with views over Namibe province. You'll also meet San hunter-gatherers at Tchikuatiti and walk through the colonial buildings in Moçâmedes. English-speaking guides travel with the group throughout the trip.