Cabo Ledo
A long curved bay about 100 km south of the city, its golden sand framed by cliffs. It is Angola's most famous surfing spot.
Cabo Ledo lies about 100 km south of Luanda, a long curved bay ringed by red cliffs, with clear water and a wide beach. It is renowned for its long left-hand waves and is Angola's most popular surfing spot, with surf schools that rent out boards. Beside the beach are several eco-lodges and restaurants, where you can stay overnight and gaze at the stars. The journey takes about two hours. Cabo Ledo is often combined with the Miradouro da Lua and Kissama National Park into a day or two-day trip. Facilities at the beach are limited, so bring sunscreen and drinking water.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Kissama National Park
- Miradouro da Lua
- National Museum of Slavery
- Benfica Craft Market
- Mussulo Peninsula
- Mausoleum of Agostinho Neto
- Church of Our Lady of Carmo
- National Museum of Natural History