Bloemfontein to Angola

Bloemfontein

Tucked in Africa’s southwestern region along the Atlantic Ocean, Angola comprises coastal plains, highlands and plateaus. The country’s coast and northern region face a hot tropical climate, while the central and southern zones feature a tropical but temperate clime. Luanda is the country’s capital city with new high-rise and old Colonial-era buildings. The offshore sandspit, Ilha do Cabo is filled with crowded beaches and luxurious restaurants. However, the outskirts of this city offer a fine escape into the wild. One must-visit attraction is Kissama National Park, where elephants, wildebeests, cheetahs, rhinos and sea turtles find their home. In north-central Angola, about 5 hours away from Luanda, lies Malanje province. Several unique attractions surround it, among which, Kalandula Falls is a spectacular sight. About 100 km away, Pungo Andongo is a series of black rock formations with two viewpoints, offering enchanting views of the African savannah landscape and Kwanza River. In western Angola, the province of Benguela offers a laidback vibe with secluded beaches. In the country’s southwestern region, Huíla province has a hilly landscape and the famed mountainous plateau - Tundavala Gap is a must-visit. The southernmost region of Angola, bordering with Namibia, is largely characterised by a distinct desert landscape. Namib Desert along the Atlantic coast is touted as the world’s oldest desert with 180 days of fog throughout the year. It also features unique biodiversity with desert lions, elephants and black rhinos. Mufete is among the most popular dishes of Angola and is found in every hotel or restaurant. Cabidela, Fish Calulu, Funge, Feijão de Óleo de Palma are other must-try delicacies. If you are planning a visit to Angola, opt for a flight and hotel/resort through MakeMyTrip. We offer the best discounts all-round the year.