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EcoTur (with M.A Travel / Benguela Turismo) Descubra Angola connosco Cell + 244 923 601601 / +244 912 501387 Discover Angola with us [email protected] www.eco-tur.com Lobito – Benguela by air. (3 Days, 2 nights) – For dates and pricing please contact us. Includes – transport by air from Luanda to Benguela and transfers and tours in minibus with air con with English / Portuguese speaking driver guides. Accommodation (2 sharing) and meals as indicated, all park fees and tolls. Day 1 – Transfer by air to Benguela - City Tours (meeting point Domestic Airport Luanda). On arrival you will be met at the Domestic airport by an English speaking Eco Tur representative. You will then have an assisted check in. The flight to Benguela takes an hour or so. Upon arrival in Benguela we will be met and transferred to our hotel on the Restinga in Lobito (4 star). Depending upon arrival times, check in and a breakfast will also be arranged. We will then have a short City Tour of Lobito and the Rio Catumbela area and then travel to Benguela for lunch. In the afternoon we will take a city tour of Benguela (noted for it’s architecture and wide tree lined avenues) before returning to our hotel for a welcome rest and a dinner. Art deco in Lobito – The Tamariz Restaurant Statue Lobito (Canhão Bernardo) 1st train of the famous Benguela Railway Day 2 – Transfer to Benguela, Chimalavera Park, Praia Cahota, Baia Azul, After breakfast, we will transfer through Benguela further south to the Park of Chimalavera which is a reserve in the semi desert being re- stocked. We will then travel to the famous southern beaches of Cahota and Baia Azul where we will have a buffet lunch at a beach restaurant. After lunch we will travel back to Lobito for a walk around the legendary Terminus Hotel area and Restinga to appreciate the sunset. We will have dinner at our hotel. Views of the southern Beaches Art Deco - Benguela Radio Station Our Lady of the Populo Church Day 3 – Free time in Lobito and return to Luanda After breakfast, there will be free time to stroll along the Restinga, we will then transfer to our flight back to Luanda during the morning. Lobito Market Statue Catumbela Tile Art Benguela The Main Square “Administração” BENGUELA “Ferrovia - Lobito Sports Club” More info – For pictures and videos of some of the highlights on this spectacular trip, please visit our website (www.eco-tur.com) or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ecotur.angola also below are some “YouTube” links. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-woSy7ygRU (Lobito) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xF4ZT2DFv64 (Benguela) http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=1yalCBlIAtk&NR=1 (Angola General) Included All accommodation (on a sharing basis, single supplement available) All meals as listed above. Water in the vehicle. Transfers in Lobito and transport, with English speaking guide using Minibus with air con. Activities as highlighted above. All road / bridge tolls and park fees Not Included Transfers to and from Luanda Airport. Drinks and extras at hotels restaurants etc - (water is provided at meals). Personal Travel Insurance NB. Due particularly to the “embryonic / adventure” status of Angolan tourism, the dates, itinerary and any elements of the programme are subject to change. Pricing Please email us. [email protected] .

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