Luanda Holidays

Angola's premier business venue hosts international conferences with state-of-the-art facilities in Talatona district. Explore its modern auditorium and exhibition spaces during major trade shows and corporate events.

Angola's largest stadium hosted the 2010 Africa Cup final and is home to the national team. Experience the vibrant atmosphere during evening matches when local passion for the sport truly comes alive.

Angola's premier venue, the Pavilhão Multiusos de Luanda features architecture inspired by the Welwitschia Mirabilis plant. Enjoy clear sightlines in this 12,000-capacity arena for sports, concerts, and cultural events.

Angola's most accessible wildlife sanctuary, Kissama National Park revived elephant and giraffe populations through Operation Noah's Ark. Explore its baobab-dotted savannahs on safaris or cruise the Kwanza River.

This historic square, once named for Portuguese writer Alexandre Herculano, serves as Luanda's vibrant gathering place. Relax on shaded benches near the Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Nazaré while watching local life unfold.

Experience the pulse of Angolan football at Estádio da Cidadela, home to the nation's premier clubs. Evening matches showcase the vibrant local sports culture and passionate fans in this 60,000-seat arena.

Located in the 17th-century Capela da Casa Grande, this museum preserves Angola's sombre slave trade history. Explore artefacts like shackles and ship models while overlooking the sea that carried enslaved Africans away.

This 17th-century Baroque church features beautiful blue and white azulejo tiles depicting religious scenes. Admire the wooden roof paintings while enjoying the serene atmosphere and bay views from Luanda's Marginal.