"It's a great spot for a weekend evening. The view is beautiful, with the sun seeming to sink into the sea and the refreshing waves bringing in fresh air. It would be a lovely time to spend with loved ones while enjoying a cup of coffee. 🌅🌊☕"

One of the best history lessons I’ve experienced. If you are in Luanda, this place is a must. Being able to walk the grounds, read historical documents and catch some amazing views made the visit worthwhile.

Water was very chilly because of the season but still fabulous. Highly recommend this island!!! Use it for a family gathering or a romantic getaway!!!

Worth a visit! Stay for sunset and - at least midweek - you'll most likely have the beach and all of the shipwrecks to yourself. Visited May 27, 2022.

Not sure how to rate this place as anything other than a museum because the content and material is so shameful.

INCREDIBLE CALANDULA FALLS Some say it’s the journey that matters not the destination. But traveling to see Calandula waterfalls is mixed. What we thought was a 5.5 hour & 370km journey from Luanda took actually 7 hours. Be warned that 60% of the roads don’t exist with a mix of dirt roads, detours, numerous pot holes and damaged section of roads. If you visit the dry season, then be prepared for the dust and dirt and if its wet season, then most sections will be waterlogged and bog. If going for a day trip start by 4:30am from Luanda and return from falls by max. 2:30pm. With darkness driving back becomes perilous. Ensure you have a good car with good ground clearance. Now for the good side, traveling by road can bring you closer to the rural side of Angola. We could not help but admire for their hardiness and the will to survive despite the toughest conditions. It is beautiful for those who can appreciate it. At the falls point, we hired two guides ( just to support local content) and went to base of the falls. This trek is not for all. The climb down to the base and slight climb up is through forest, swamp, slippery tree wines, rocks etc with no dedicated pathway. Going there during wet season when river is in spate is not advisable. But the guides are amazing they will definitely take good care of you. Don’t have to pre-book them. We paid 15,000 Kwanzas for two of them and then tipped them as they were truly reliable. Going down alone is not advisable as you can get lost since there are no path marks. Once down the falls are incredible and beyond what words and pictures could portray. There are two view points on top as well. Plan the trip on a sunny day to enjoy this place as light brings out the colors & butterflies & birds. For nature and photography enthusiasts, this is the real destination with dozens of birds, butterflies, dragon flies & reptile sightings. You don’t have to go to the Posada Hotel opposite to enjoy the view. HAVE A SAFE TRIP

Really Heaven ! Must Visit if you are in Lubango. Serra da Leba is a breathtaking mountain peak in Angola that truly takes your breath away, both figuratively and literally. Standing at an elevation of 1,845 meters, this majestic natural wonder offers a panoramic view that is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The winding road that leads to the summit is an adventure in itself, with hairpin turns and steep inclines that make the journey exhilarating. As you ascend, the landscape transforms from lush greenery to rocky terrain, offering a diverse visual experience. Upon reaching the summit, you are rewarded with a vista that defies description. The Serra da Leba viewpoint provides a bird's-eye view of the stunning Tundavala Gap, a geological marvel carved by Mother Nature herself. The vast chasm seems to stretch endlessly, creating an optical illusion that you are floating above the clouds. The best time to visit is during sunrise or sunset when the colors of the sky paint the landscape with hues of orange, pink, and purple. It's a photographer's dream, and even amateur photographers will capture stunning shots effortlessly. However, it's important to note that the altitude can make the air thinner, so visitors should take it easy to avoid altitude sickness. Also, the weather can be unpredictable, so dressing in layers is advisable. In conclusion, Serra da Leba is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and anyone who appreciates the beauty of the natural world. Its dramatic vistas, challenging journey, and captivating views make it a truly unforgettable experience.

Is an small place with part of nature from Angola. Is interesting visit the site. If you come with a wheelchair you must be helping for downstairs and upstairs inside the local you don't need the help. There is not air conditioning.

Wonderful place to see many animals, the service is good and staff helpful. To stay overnight there are comfortable huts

Very good museum. I really like the architecture of this museum. From the outside it looks like a shiny monument, but once you walk next to it there are steps leading down into the museum. The museum was clean and very well organized. Most of the exhibits are very informative. There’s a very cool exhibit that allows you to pick up a gold bar, but you have to insert your hands into the two security holes. There were 3 or 4 school bus trips when I visited the museum and the museum staff appeared to have the groups well organized.

Solemn... nice ambience, small but beautiful.

Very good amusement park! can enjoy with family and friends, very cooperative staff, feel comfortable