• Museu Nacional da Escravatura - At the National Museum of Slavery, visitors delve into one of the most significant chapters of Angola’s and the world’s history. This museum, housed in a former 17th-century chapel, showcases documents, artifacts, and records that illustrate the era of the transatlantic slave trade.

Visitors can view original items used in the capture and transport of enslaved individuals, such as shackles and chains, along with maps, historical records, and informative panels that provide context on the slave trade routes from Angola.

The museum also offers a breathtaking view of the sea, symbolizing the departure point for many ships that transported thousands of Africans to other continents. This blend of history and scenery offers a profound and reflective experience, encouraging remembrance, learning, and the appreciation of freedom.

• Mercado do Artesanato - The local handicraft market offers a glimpse into Angolan culture. Visitors will discover a variety of handmade items by local artisans, including wooden sculptures, traditional masks, baskets, paintings, and jewelry made from natural materials. Each piece embodies a part of the country’s tradition and identity, providing a unique opportunity to take home authentic and meaningful souvenirs. Beyond shopping, it is also a space for cultural exchange, where visitors can engage with artisans and learn the stories behind each creation.

• Miradouro da Lua - The Miradouro da Lua is one of Angola’s most iconic natural landscapes. Shaped by erosion over centuries, this collection of colorful cliffs creates a unique setting reminiscent of the lunar surface. Visitors can admire the distinctive beauty of the local geology, especially at sunset, when the earth’s tones deepen, making the landscape even more captivating. It is a true postcard scene, perfect for contemplation and photography.

• Parque Nacional do Quicama - The Quiçama National Park is one of Angola’s largest natural treasures, located about 70 km from Luanda. Covering an area of over 9,600 km², the park features an impressive landscape of savannas, forests, and rivers that are home to a rich biodiversity. During a safari, visitors can observe elephants, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, and various bird species in their natural habitat.

More than just a visit, the trip to the park is an immersion into the green of African wildlife, offering unique moments of contemplation and photography. Besides the natural experience, Quiçama National Park is also a symbol of preservation and the reintroduction of species, highlighting the importance of environmental conservation in Angola.

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

• Meals

The safari experience at National Park DA Quiçama is exceptional, providing a comprehensive adventure at a very reasonable price, while maintaining high standards of quality and comfort.

In contrast to other tours, this one utilizes its own vehicles for the safari, ensuring enhanced safety and exclusivity during the wildlife exploration. Additionally, travelers can enjoy Wi-Fi and refreshing beverages on board, enhancing the comfort and enjoyment of the journey.

Blending nature, comfort, and outstanding value for money, this tour is among the most competitive and unique in Angola.

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