The South African country of Angola can be found on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. The beaches here are popular, there are major cities that are bustling, and there are also vast desert landscapes in the southwestern portion of the country. There are waterfalls, historic sites, and thrilling safaris to take part in when visiting Angola. There are lots of traditional Angolan dishes that everyone should try when spending any time here.
Population: 31.83 million
Capital: Luanda
Currency: Angolan Kwanza
Official Languages: Portuguese
Different ways to move around: The primary means of transportation in Angola is the bus system. There are 40 different bus lines that exist, but taxis can be found, as well.
The journey to the Dala Waterfall may involve rough roads and remote areas, so it is advisable to hire a
Accessible via public buses from Lubango, embark on a scenic journey to reach Tundavala Gap. Buses run regularly, providing an
Take a bus from Namibe to Miradouro da Lua or hire a local guide for a more adventurous journey.
Embark on the adventure by taking a local bus or shared minivan from Luanda, the nearest major transportation hub, to
Reach Cangandala National Park by taking a bus to Malanje and then connecting with local transport options for a scenic
Take a bus from Luanda to Malanje and then a local transport option to Kalandula. From there, a short journey
From Luanda, take a ferry or a local boat to reach Mussulo Island. The journey provides a scenic view of
