Jours 1-2
Luanda
As Angola emerges from colonial rule and a long Civil War, its capital, Luanda, is evolving into a forward-looking city with a rich heritage. Landmarks include Gustave Eiffel's Iron Palace and the 16th-century São Miguel Fortress. Luanda's historic upper town, Cidade Alta, features pink colonial buildings, the Presidential Palace and ministerial houses. Ilha do Cabo shows Luanda's modern side with trendy seaside restaurants and bars
Activités :
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South Luanda Discovery
4 hours
A scenic drive from Luanda leads to the lively Benfica Market, rich in crafts and culture. Nearby, the Slavery Museum offers a moving glimpse into Angola’s complex historical past. The journey ends at Miradouro da Lua, with dramatic cliffs and stunning natural landscapes to admire.
Facultatif
Beach day at a private club
4 hours
Cross the bridge to Luanda Island, locally known as Ilha, for a relaxed beach escape. Spend time at Lookal Beach Club, where you can sunbathe, swim, or simply unwind before returning to the city.
Facultatif
Make your own gin
4 hours
Discover Angola’s spirit at the Axi Gin Factory in Luanda, the nation’s first premium artisanal distillery. Founded in the early 2020s, it celebrates local botanicals and showcases Angola’s creativity and heritage. Guests enjoy an immersive tour with the chance to craft their own gin in a hands-on workshop.
Facultatif
Birdwatching boat tour at Cuanza river
6 hours
Set out from Luanda to Barra do Kwanza and explore Angola’s longest river, flowing 960 km to the Atlantic. Glide by boat through mangroves and floodplains alive with diverse bird groups in a rich ecosystem. Conclude with a relaxing drink at Kwanza Lodge before returning to Luanda, enriched by nature and hospitality.
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