Angola Tours & Trips

This 9-day journey at approx. $190 per day showcases Angola's wonders, from Luanda's brutalist Augustinho Neto mausoleum to the 344-foot Kalandula Falls. The Mwila tribe in Kimbo village welcomes visitors, while the famous Sierra de Leba hairpin road and 16th-century Fortaleza de São Miguel fortress await exploration.

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.

A 9-day private tour takes you from the colonial architecture of Luanda's Baixa quarter to the majestic Kalandula Falls. Wildlife watching in Kissama National Park, the mysterious Black Rocks of Pedras Negras, and the ancient Namibe Desert with its unique Welwitschia Mirabilis plants create unforgettable memories.

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.

This 9-night southern Angola trip takes you through tribal communities with stays at Hotel Chik-Chik in Lubango and camping alongside indigenous groups. You'll visit Mumuila villages at Kamukuvi Market to see their famous nontombi dreadlocks made with ochre and cow dung, then head to Humbe to meet the Humbi tribe known for their elephant-ear hairstyles.

Travel from Luanda's Independence Square to Serra da Leba Pass, where switchback roads wind down through mountain landscapes toward the coastal town of Moçâmedes (Namibe). See the 105-meter Calandula Falls in Malanje Province, one of Africa's largest waterfalls spanning 400 meters wide, and check out the mystical Pedras Negras do Pungo Andongo rock formations steeped in local folklore. Stay at Casper Lodge in Lubango, beachfront Lodge Praia do Soba, and Hotel Presidente in Luanda while meeting the Nguendelengue, Mucubal, and Mumuhila tribal communities.