Angola sees few tourists relative to its size. Luanda sits on the Atlantic with colonial-era architecture and one of the highest costs of living on the continent; inland are the Kalandula falls, among Africa's largest, and the black rock formations of Pungo Andongo.
The guides here cover Angola as a whole. The dry season from May to October is the practical travel window. Visa rules were eased in recent years for a number of nationalities, though independent travel remains uncommon and infrastructure outside the capital is limited. Long-term landmine clearance continues in some rural provinces, which makes established routes and local guidance important.