Angola's main international gateway is Luanda's Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport (LAD).
Direct flights from a growing number of international cities. Booking well in advance is a good idea.
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The new Dr. António Agostinho Neto Airport's operational status may vary; check before travel.
Serves Benguela, mainly for domestic flights, but may have regional African connections.
Serves Lubango, handles domestic flights for regional access.
Serves Cabinda, mainly for domestic flights, connecting the exclave.
Land travel in Angola offers options for regional journeys and exploring the interior.
Bus travel provides a common intercity transport for locals. Self-driving offers flexibility.
Angola's roads present varied conditions and hazards.
Renting a car offers flexibility but carries responsibilities.
Sea and river transportation options have limited availability for international tourist arrivals.
River transport has limited use for general tourist travel.
Having all necessary documents ready for port immigration simplifies entry.
Most river transport is not designed for general tourist intercity travel.
River journeys are typically part of specific, organized tour packages.
Departure taxes for international flights are usually included in your airfare. Confirm this with your airline or travel agent.
Plan your entry and exit strategies thoroughly to manage logistics.
| Mode | Use Cases | Pros |
|---|---|---|
| Flights (Domestic) | Long distances between major cities | Fastest way to cover long distances |
| Intercity Bus | Travel between major cities/provinces | More affordable than flying |
| Self-Drive | Flexibility, exploring remote areas | Maximum flexibility and independence |
