• Miradouro da Lua - The Moon Viewpoint is one of Angola’s most stunning natural wonders. Situated approximately 40 km from Luanda, it boasts unique geological formations sculpted over centuries by rain and wind erosion, creating a landscape reminiscent of the moon’s surface.

Visitors can:

Admire breathtaking cliffs in hues of red, yellow, and brown.

Capture unforgettable photos of one of the country’s most iconic and Instagram-worthy landscapes.

Discover the history and legend behind the name “Moon Viewpoint.”

Enjoy a tranquil moment of reflection and connection with nature.

A must-visit for travelers seeking to blend natural beauty with cultural exploration and an unforgettable photographic experience.

• Museu Nacional da Escravatura - The National Museum of Slavery, located in Morro DA Cruz just a few kilometers from Luanda, serves as a memorial dedicated to one of the most pivotal periods in Angolan history. It is housed in a 17th-century chapel where thousands of Africans were baptized before being transported to the Americas, preserving the memory of slavery and honoring its victims.

Visitors can:

Explore exhibitions featuring artifacts, documents, and representations related to the slave trade.

Learn about the transatlantic slave route and Angola’s role in this history.

Visit the historic chapel and reflect on the human and spiritual dimensions of the past.

Enjoy the panoramic ocean view, once the departure point for countless slave ships.

A powerful and educational experience, ideal for travelers who wish to gain a deeper understanding of Angola’s history and cultural legacy.

• Mausoleum of Agostinho Neto - The Mausoleum of Agostinho Neto, located in the heart of Luanda, is one of Angola’s most iconic landmarks. Dedicated to the country’s first President and National Hero, Dr. António Agostinho Neto, it combines monumental architecture with historical significance.

Visitors can:

Admire the grandeur of the structure, with its towering obelisk-shaped design, visible from many parts of the city.

Explore exhibitions showcasing the life, literary works, and political legacy of Agostinho Neto.

Learn more about Angola’s independence struggle and Neto’s role as a revolutionary leader.

Visit the interior, where documents, photographs, and personal belongings are displayed.

This is a meaningful cultural and historical experience, perfect for travelers who want to gain a deeper understanding of Angola’s identity.

• Fortaleza de Sao Miguel - The Fortress of São Miguel, built in 1576, is one of Angola’s most significant historical landmarks. Perched on a hilltop overlooking Luanda’s bay, it preserves centuries of military and cultural history.

Visitors can:

Walk along the fortress walls and enjoy one of the most stunning panoramic views of the city.

Explore ancient military structures, cannons, and preserved colonial symbols.

Visit the Museum of the Armed Forces, housed inside the fortress, with exhibitions on military history and the independence struggle.

Learn about Portuguese occupation and Angola’s transition to independence.

A visit to the Fortress of São Miguel is a true journey into the past, perfect for travelers who want to better understand the country’s cultural and political heritage.

• Museu da Moeda - At the Coin Museum in Luanda, visitors will embark on a journey through Angola’s economic and cultural history, told through its coins, banknotes, and traditional exchange systems. Located in a modern building in the heart of the city, the museum offers both an educational and interactive experience.

Travelers can:

Explore exhibitions that showcase the evolution of Angolan currency from colonial times to the present.

See rare coins, old banknotes, and objects once used as forms of exchange before official currency.

Learn about the role of money in shaping Angola’s national identity and economic development.

Walk through the unique underground galleries, designed with impressive modern architecture that makes the visit even more memorable.

This is a rich cultural experience, perfect for those interested in history, economy, and local culture, adding a unique dimension to any tour of Luanda.

• Mercado do Artesanato - The Luanda Handicraft Market, located in Belas, is the perfect place to experience the richness of Angolan art and craftsmanship. It is a vibrant space filled with colors, textures, and sounds, where each piece tells a story of local culture.

Visitors can:

Stroll through stalls of artisans displaying wood carvings, traditional masks, textiles, paintings, and handmade jewelry.

Interact directly with the artisans and learn about the techniques and cultural meanings behind the pieces.

Shop for authentic and exclusive souvenirs to take home as a memory of Angola.

Immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere of a true local market, full of energy and hospitality.

This is the perfect experience for travelers who appreciate culture, authenticity, and direct interaction with the local community.

• Ilha de Luanda - Luanda Island (Isle DE Luanda), the narrow peninsula across the city’s bay, is one of the capital’s most iconic and lively destinations. Blending beautiful beaches, restaurants, bars, and a vibrant nightlife, it’s where urban culture meets natural beauty.

Visitors can:

Relax on golden sandy beaches with calm waters, perfect for swimming and seaside walks.

Taste a variety of dishes, with fresh seafood and fish as highlights.

Enjoy bars and leisure spots offering everything from laid-back afternoons to lively sunset parties.

Admire one of the best views of Luanda’s bay, perfect for unforgettable photos.

Luanda Island is the perfect spot for travelers seeking a complete experience, combining relaxation, entertainment, and local culture.

• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals

This tour stands out by offering a comprehensive exploration of Luanda’s key historical, cultural, and natural landmarks in just one day, providing a thorough perspective of Angola’s capital. It features a blend of iconic sites like the Fortaleza de São Miguel and the Mausoleum de Agostinho Neto, memorial locations such as the Museum da Esclavatura, breathtaking views like the Moon Miradouro, and the lively ambiance of the Island of Luanda. This journey is more than a mere visit; it is an immersion into the rich history and vibrant spirit of Angola, making it a truly authentic and unforgettable experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.