Luanda Shore Excursion

We will pick you up at the port terminal gate, at 7:30 am upon arrival. You will notice our guides from
branded hats and green t-shirts holding a flyer with the company’s name. l drive to Make your visit to
the Sagrada Familia to see the Basilica’s dream-like façade and interior in a small-group setting
accompanied by an expert guide. During the tour, you will learn about the ongoing construction, the
current predicted completion date, and the generations of craftspeople, and architects who build the
church.
Duration 20 mins

The political heart of the country, is the White House of Angola surrounded by police and army forces
who protect the area. Due to its high surveillance, beware of the signs and always ask if it is ok to use
cameras. The buildings in the Cidade Alta indulge in a pink tone and carry a charming personality of
the rarely calm Luanda.

Duration 30 mins

Procced to an important place in the city of Luanda as it is the place where the Republic of Angola was
proclaimed. Some say there was a beautiful and anxious silence at the square in 1975 when the first
words were being pronounced. Today, the Square is still a centre of birth for Angola as protests, and
wedding shoots.

Duration 10 mins

Here represents the presence of women in the fight for independence. Lucrécia Paim, Engrácia Santos,
Irene Cohen, and Teresa Afonso die in 1969 for their beliefs and fought to the very last breath for the
independence of Angola. They’re a symbol of pride and inspiration for Angolan women who fight
every day for an honest life.

Duration 10 mins

Here is the resting place of the first president of Angola. The 18-acre Mausoleum has a museum,
expositions, multi-use rooms, gardens, and more. You will explore the area as you take pictures

Duration of 30 mins

The first fortress was built in Luanda by the first governor in 1575. After the independence was
conquered, it became the Museum of Armed Forces. Old planes, artillery, and others are on display.

Duration 2 hrs.

At around 12:30 pm you will drive to the Portuguese restaurant where you will stop for lunch. This
restaurant accepts cards, and you can pay in USD. Lunch is from $25 per person

Duration 1hr

One of the most beautiful colonial buildings in Luanda is the pink-coloured National Bank of Angola.
Next to it, is the brand new underground Museum of Money (aka Museu da Moeda) that just opened in
2017. The museum showcases the history of money in Angola starting with the days of seashells and
salt used as currency, to the colonial era and the present. Plenty of 16-18th century of Portuguese coins
as well as heaps of different Angola coins and a nice gold bar.

Duration 30 mins

This building is believed to have been designed and constructed in 1890 by Gustave Eiffel. There is no
registration of its origin for certain, and the rumours revolve around ships having been lost at sea and
ending up in Angolan territory. During the colonial years, it was an art centre, after independence the
palace fell into ruins and became a parking lot. Today, it is a must-see in Luanda.

Duration 20 mins

The war that lasted until 2001 brought destruction to the population and the infrastructure of the
country. It has been some time since the war ended, and traces of development can be seen at the
Marginal. Tall buildings surround Marginal, bringing the hope of a new future here. Stop here to take
pictures and explore the area, You will leave at 3:15 pm and drive towards the Luanda Port harbour
for around 10 mins, you will be dropped at the port at 3:30 pm to board the ship for your next
adventure.

Duration 20 mins