Miradouro da Lua

The experience begins with a visit to the impressive Moon Miradour, a unique geological formation carved by erosion over thousands of years. Visitors can admire the cliffs of ocre and reddish tones that create a landscape similar to the lunar surface, with privileged views over the Atlantic Ocean. The Guide will explain the natural origin of these formations and there will be free time for photographs and contemplation of the landscape.

Museu Nacional da Escravatura

We continue to the National Museum of Slavery, located in an old historic chapel linked to the transatlantic trade period. During the visit, travelers will learn about an important chapter of Angola’s history through exhibitions and historical contextualization made by the Guide. After the visit, there will be a stop at a local Crafts Market, where participants will be able to know and acquire traditional pieces such as sculptures, masks, African fabrics and authentic souvenirs of the country.