- Продолжительность: 12 Days (approx.)
- Место встречи: Luanda
- Код предложения: PZJCAU
12-Day Angola Tribal & Cultural Discovery Tour
Discover the heart of Angola through a well-paced, 12-day itinerary crafted for immersive cultural travel. From vibrant cities to remote tribal villages, and from colonial history to breathtaking natural wonders, this journey blends comfort with authenticity—all while staying in handpicked 4-star accommodations where possible.
? Arrival in Luanda – Gateway to Angola
? Saturday, March 7
Touch down in Luanda, Angola’s bustling capital. After a warm welcome by your local guide, check into the stylish Thomson Art House or similar 4-star hotel.
Optional: For early arrivals, enjoy a short tour featuring the Palácio de Ferro, a mysterious Eiffel-style building, and the charming Igreja da Nossa Senhora da Nazaré, a 17th-century colonial church.
? Day Trip to Miradouro da Lua & City Landmarks
? Sunday, March 8
Start your day with a visit to Miradouro da Lua (Moon Viewpoint), a stunning cliff landscape shaped by nature’s erosion.
Back in Luanda, explore the National Museum of Slavery, cruise along the Kwanza River, shop local goods at Kifica Market, and visit Angola’s Coin Museum. Return for a relaxing evening at your hotel.
(Meals: B, L, D)
? Botanical Gardens to Waterfalls in Malanje
? Monday, March 9
Head north for a scenic drive to Ndalatando Botanical Gardens, home to bamboo forests and exotic plants. Continue to Malanje, where you’ll stay at Pousada de Calandula overlooking the mighty Kalandula Falls—among Africa’s largest by volume.
(Meals: B, L, D)
? The Black Rocks of Pungo Andongo
? Tuesday, March 10
Journey to the legendary Pedras Negras, mysterious rock formations rising above the plains. These monolithic stones resemble animals and are steeped in local folklore. Return to Luanda for a restful night.
(Meals: B, L, D)
✈️ Fly to Lubango: Angola’s Mountain Jewel
? Wednesday, March 11
Catch a morning flight to Lubango, a green valley city framed by colonial charm and African soul. Visit the Statue of Christ, a smaller cousin of Rio’s monument, and the peaceful Nossa Sra do Monte Chapel for stunning city views. Overnight at Pululukwa Lodge.
(Meals: B, L, D)
? Meet the Mumhuila Tribes of Chibia
? Thursday, March 12
Get an intimate look at Mumhuila life, known for their elaborate hairstyles and symbolic jewelry. Visit both the Plain and Mountain Mumhuila, learning how they preserve their culture and traditions.
Check in to Obama Lodge, located in the tranquil hills of Chibia.
(Meals: B, L, D)
?️ Into Tribal Lands: Oncocua Adventure
? Friday, March 13
Take a long, scenic drive to Oncocua, stopping at rural markets along the way. Here, you’ll sleep under the stars in basic but well-prepared tents.
(Meals: B, L, D)
Note: Tent stay includes pillow, sleeping bag, and separate toilet tent.
????? Cultural Immersion with Angola’s Tribes
? Saturday, March 14
Meet Angola’s most remote tribes, including the Himba, Hakaona, Dimba, and Tua. Learn about their hairstyles, jewelry, and unique customs that have been passed down for generations. Return to Pululukwa Lodge in Lubango for comfort and rest.
(Meals: B, L, D)
?️ Nguendelengo Tribe & Leba Mountains
? Sunday, March 15
Travel to the Lebas for a rare encounter with the Nguendelengo tribe. Visit their forest homes, built high on stilts, and admire their hand-carved totems and beadwork. Return to the lodge for dinner.
(Meals: B, L, D)
? Mucubal Tribe & Remote Villages
? Monday, March 16
Set off for Virei to meet the Mucubal, a tribe known for bold fashion and traditional cattle-herding lifestyles. Enjoy a night of camping in the wilderness, with everything set up for comfort.
(Meals: B, L, D)
?️ Drive Through the Namib Desert to Namibe
? Tuesday, March 17
Drive through the Namib Desert, the world’s oldest, known for unique plants like welwitschia and rare wildlife. Stop at a Mucubal cemetery, showcasing their distinct burial art. Fly back to Luanda in the afternoon and settle into your hotel for your final night.
(Meals: B, L, D)
?️ Luanda History Tour & Farewell
? Wednesday, March 18
End your journey with a city tour of Luanda, visiting:
Mausoleum of President Agostinho Neto
Fortaleza de São Miguel Museum
Our Lady of Nazareth Church
Monument to the Unknown Soldier
Enjoy a farewell lunch by the sea before relaxing at your hotel and transferring to the airport for your evening flight home.
(Meals: B, L)
✈️ Travel Notes & Recommendations
All accommodations will be 4-star hotels where available, with camping provided only in remote areas for cultural immersion.
Flight schedules are planned to avoid same-day long flights and international departures where possible.
Meals are included daily to ensure a worry-free experience.
A balance of guided tours and downtime keeps this trip enriching yet relaxing.
Ready to explore Angola’s deep cultural roots and natural wonders?
This itinerary offers unforgettable memories through authentic connections, vibrant cities, and landscapes unlike anywhere else on Earth.
Let us know your thoughts or questions—we’re here to help customize this journey further.
