Support national parks like Kissama, which have ongoing reintroduction programs.
Minimize waste. Avoid single-use plastics. Dispose properly.
Drink water mindfully during your stay. Report leaks promptly.
Your conduct in Angola reflects on cultural preservation.
Efforts exist to preserve traditional arts, music, and languages.
Patience and politeness demonstrate consideration.
Always get consent before taking photos of people.
Dress modestly and be respectful at sacred places.
Approach your visit as a chance to learn and understand Angolan perspectives.
Explore cultural experiencesAvoid imposing your own cultural norms or making direct comparisons to your nation of origin.
Discover ethical travelThoughtful engagement with Angolan culture enhances your trip and demonstrates respect.
Your travel choices hold a straightforward financial impact on local communities. Support practices that foster positive and equitable development.
Seek out and support initiatives that directly benefit local communities.
When buying crafts and souvenirs, purchase directly from artisans.
Choose to stay in locally-owned accommodations or guesthouses.
Be aware of the potential for exploitation in informal sectors.
If you wish to donate, do so through established, trusted organizations.
Donate through established local NGOs or charities.
Consider supporting conservation projects, education, or health programs.
Direct giving may generate dependency and may not reach those most in need.
Essential tools and services for mindful and prepared travel.
Products and services supporting sustainable tourism.
Mitigate environmental impact of flights.
Choose companies committed to responsible tourism.
Contribute to protecting natural habitats.
Ensure you are well-prepared for a smooth and safe trip.
For navigating and translation, have Offline maps downloaded or translation apps ready.
Pack a robust Power adapter for Type C and F sockets and a Treated mosquito net.
Carry comprehensive Travel health insurance and an Angola travel guide.
Bring a high-DEET insect repellent to defend against mosquito-borne diseases like malaria and a mosquito-borne tropical disease.
Ethical choices benefit the environment, culture, and people of Angola.
