Discover Angola With Us
Explore the Journey
BoaVentura Africa is a specialist Destination Travel Company in Angola
We are Your Expert Travel Designer to Angola
Plan a tripRemarkable Angola
On the shores of the Atlantic Ocean in south-western Africa, Angola is a large, developing country that borders Zambia, Namibia and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Largely closed off for the last few
years, it’s an almost mythical destination and one of the continent’s most diverse.
Here, the landscapes range from beautiful beaches on the coast, origin of the Okavango river that feeds the Botswana delta and open floodplains in the southeast,to highland plateaus, jungles, vast lakes, rivers and the oldest desert in the world.
Our Story
BoaVentura Africa is a female founded bespoke travel agency built for curious and adventurous travellers.
We specialize in creating exceptional experiences in Angola through iconic expedition-style itineraries guided by continuous boots-on-the-ground research activated by trusted relationships.
The Road to Becoming a Trusted Travel Agency in Angola
Our founder Irene Boaventura has a 17-year career in travel and tourism spread across South Africa, Mozambique and now Angola. Having worked in some of the best hotels in Africa such as The Silo Hotel in Cape Town and besides expert travel agency such as Micato Safaris & Abercrombie & Kent – It was only natural that she embarked on her own journey with BoaVentura Africa
“I pour my time and energy into planning travel, not only because it’s my dream job, but because it’s my passion”
Why Choose Us?
Extraordinary Experiences in Angola
Our team are dedicated experts in their field, with a taste for the elevated – and attention to detail
Expert Curators
Our industry knowledge makes us the best at what we do on the ground
Destination Management
We plan with you in mind, from beginning to your next return
Creative Experiences
Wild, untouched and utterly unique Angola
Adventure driven
No map is left unturned in curating the ultimate adventure
Destinations
Kalandula Falls
Malanje Province is one of Angola’s most captivating destinations, famed for its spectacular landscapes and rich cultural heritage. The undisputed highlight is the breathtaking Kalandula Falls—Africa’s second-largest waterfall and often called the “little sister” of Victoria Falls. Here, powerful cascades plunge into a lush green valley, creating a thundering yet tranquil scene that visitors can enjoy without the crowds found at more famous sites.
Namibe Desert
Namibe Desert, this unique region enchants visitors with endless sand dunes, mysterious rock formations, and one of Africa’s most stunning coastlines. At the heart of the province lies the Iona National Park—the oldest and largest protected area in Angola—where savannah, sand, and mountains converge into a nearly surreal environment.
Luanda City
Luanda, Angola’s dynamic capital, is the political, economic, and cultural heart of the country—a vibrant melting pot of African, Portuguese, and indigenous influences. This 450 year old city blends modern skyscrapers with colonial architecture, creating a unique urban landscape where history and culture meets progress.
Destinations
Kalandula Falls
Malanje Province is one of Angola’s most captivating destinations, famed for its spectacular landscapes and rich cultural heritage. The undisputed highlight is the breathtaking Kalandula Falls—Africa’s second-largest waterfall and often called the “little sister” of Victoria Falls. Here, powerful cascades plunge into a lush green valley, creating a thundering yet tranquil scene that visitors can enjoy without the crowds found at more famous sites.
Namibe Desert
Namibe Desert, this unique region enchants visitors with endless sand dunes, mysterious rock formations, and one of Africa’s most stunning coastlines. At the heart of the province lies the Iona National Park—the oldest and largest protected area in Angola—where savannah, sand, and mountains converge into a nearly surreal environment.
Luanda City
Luanda, Angola’s dynamic capital, is the political, economic, and cultural heart of the country—a vibrant melting pot of African, Portuguese, and indigenous influences. This 450 year old city blends modern skyscrapers with colonial architecture, creating a unique urban landscape where history and culture meets progress.
