Angola

What to Do and See on Your Holidays in Luanda, Angola
If you enjoy traveling and camping, then Angola may be the place for you. It is a diverse country that has many beautiful sights to see, as well as an interesting history. The island of Anguilla is just a short sailing trip away, so if you like exploring by sea, then this is the ideal destination. You can choose from several different types of cruises to take, including catamarans, luxury boats, luxury yachts, sloops and much more. You can even choose to book a cruise that stops in the French Riviera!

You will want to join up an organized tour in order to see all of the attractions in Angola. These are generally small group tours, usually lasting around ten days, and usually only leaving once a year, beginning and ending in the capital Luanda. Tours rarely spend more than thirty days in Anguilla, but here in Caminho de Ferro De Luanda you will discover the city and countryside almost completely unspoiled by humans. There are no casinos here, nor are there many bars and nightclubs, but you can experience Anguilla’s true nightlife by enjoying a visit to the local dance bars and by taking a walk down the ‘corrido’ (the main street) of the old town.

If you have time left after exploring Anguilla for a few days, then you could consider booking some additional holidays to Caminho de Ferro. This beautiful coast town has plenty to offer by way of sightseeing, accommodation and nightlife. It is very popular with European tourists, who flock to Caminho throughout the year, especially during the summer months. The main article of interest in this area is the town of Bambuhu, which is situated close to the Anguilla airport.

In addition to sightseeing, Caminho offers good opportunities for hiking and camping – a must do if you’re coming from the UK. The main article of interest is the ‘Isla de Cana’, or the island’s main beach. This beach is only accessible by boat or by a small number of road vehicles. The main beach features a stretch of white sandy beaches surrounded by palm trees.

You may also wish to visit Caminho’s marvellous mountain lodges, which are scattered all across the country. The lodges in Caminho provide luxurious accommodation and wonderful views of the countryside surrounding Anguilla. The main and most popular lodge is the Caminho de Los Dedos (closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Wednesdays). For those travelling from the UK, there are the Ashford Lodge, which are closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and is open daily on Mondays. You’ll also find other fantastic holiday lodges around Anguilla.

You might also want to try the world famous Angola coffee! Coffee growing in Angola is very big business, and the locals produce a cup of the best coffee in the world. You can visit the ‘Haitian Coffee Grocery’, where you can buy all your groceries and drink the amazing brews that are made right here in Angola. But don’t stop at Anguilla – you can easily take a trip to Montego Bay, the ‘golden beach in Africa’, for a relaxing day on the beach! You can go on a safari together with your family or friends, enjoy sailing, go fishing, or just relax by the pool.

Last but not least, it would be a fantastic idea to arrange some nightlife in Angola, especially since it is a relatively small country. What better way to experience the fabulous scenery and excellent nightlife than to visit one of the many popular discos and bars? The main city, Bonnies, has an excellent choice of clubs and bars, whilst Caucedo and Fondue are also popular for visitors looking to explore the Angolan psyche. If you fancy some more traditional African nightlife, then head to Kwanza, where you will find traditional dancers and musicians nightly.

So, if you are planning a visit to Angola, then you can guarantee that you will have a great time. There are plenty of attractions to suit every kind of tourist, from wildlife enthusiasts to thrill seekers, from history buffs to beach lovers. And with tourism numbers growing every year in Angola, you can guarantee that your stay in Luanda will be a most memorable one. With a great exchange rate and a range of different accommodation options, you’ll be able to make the most of your time in Luanda, making sure that you return again.