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A country rebuilding into one of Africa's most dramatic landscapes, waterfalls nearly twice the height of Niagara, and a Portuguese colonial capital reshaping itself into one of the continent's most talked-about cities.
Explore Angola on the map →A nearly kilometre-wide curtain of falling water, remaining genuinely under-visited given decades of civil war that kept the country off the tourism map.
Angola's capital has transformed dramatically since the civil war ended, with a striking modern skyline along a redeveloped bayfront promenade.
A 16th-century Portuguese colonial fortress overlooking Luanda Bay, now housing a military museum tracing the country's colonial and independence history.
Massive dark granite boulder formations rising dramatically from the savanna, tied to local legend and among Angola's most striking natural landmarks.