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Trips to Angola. Silence, desert, and roots

14º 55' 0'’ / 13º 30' 0'’

Angola is a secret guarded by a colossal landscape and the traces of a deep‑rooted history, where the desert merges with the ocean and rock formations carve out viewpoints stretching towards infinity. An untamed land that beckons us to cast off Western rhythms and return to the essential.

The soul of the expedition lies hidden in the lands of Lubango. There, respecting the rhythms of their traditional chiefs, we venture into the lands of the Himba, Mwila, and Mucubal communities. A unique anthropological encounter in this region of Angola, planned with the utmost discretion, care, and the absolute safety provided by our local guides.

As you travel through southern Angola, each day becomes a carefully managed improvisation tailored to your pace. A private ethnographic immersion designed for those who aren't interested in racking up miles, but rather in understanding the reality of an untouched map.

Paisaje del Mirador de la Luna, AngolaFotografía alternativa de Angola
Miradouro da Lua
Lobito, AngolaLobito, Angola
Pausing along the way with my guides
Encuentro con una comunidad local de AngolaEncuentro con una comunidad local de Angola
Mwila community
Cristo do Rei, AngolaCristo do Rei, Angola
Christ the King, Lubango