Mulembe
The full width of Kalandula Falls on the Lucala river

About us

Kalandula Falls, Malanje. Photo: Paulo César Santos, CC0

Tourism in Angola, all in one place

Mulembe brings together what you need to get to know Angola: discover destinations, book experiences and buy tickets for events, paying by Multicaixa Express or payment reference.

Provinces
21
Where partners can publish
Useful place categories
23
From banks to pharmacies
Cancellation policies
3
Flexible, Moderate or Strict
If the partner cancels
100%
Always a full refund

What Mulembe does

Mulembe is a tourism platform for Angola, a product of Bint (opens in a new tab), founded by Cesaltino Félix (opens in a new tab). It brings destinations, experiences, events and useful places together in one place, so you can discover, book and pay without leaving the site.

Everyone who offers experiences, whether guides, accommodation, restaurants, operators or event organisers, is reviewed by our team before they can publish. The experience is provided by the partner, and Mulembe takes care of the booking, the payment and the conversation between the two sides.

Aerial view of a crowded beach next to houses in Luanda
An old house with a weathered façade on a street in central Luanda

How Mulembe works

Explore destinations, experiences and events, see what is near you on the live map and save a search to be told when something you like comes up.

Explore destinations

Where we operate

Mulembe is based in Luanda and is open to partners from all over the country. Since 2025 Angola has 21 provinces, and each one has its own experiences page.

Explore by province

Panorama of the city of Luanda with the dome of the National Assembly in the background
Luanda, where Mulembe is based.

Mission, vision and values

What guides every decision we make, and what you can confirm in the product itself.

Mission

To make tourism in Angola easy to discover, easy to book and easy to trust.

We give travellers one place to choose, pay and review, and we give those who work in tourism in the country a fair and transparent way to reach travellers.

Vision

To be the first choice for people discovering Angola and for those who make a living from tourism in the country.

A country where booking a local experience is as simple and safe as booking anywhere in the world.

Values

  1. Transparency

    The cancellation policy and what is included are shown before you book, and the amount you get back is shown before you cancel.

  2. Trust

    Partners are reviewed by our team before they publish, and only people who booked and completed the experience can review it.

  3. Simplicity

    Discover, book and pay in one place, by Multicaixa Express or payment reference, without waiting for anyone to get back to you.

  4. Closeness

    Local guides who live at the destination and know it well, and a direct conversation with whoever offers the experience.

Destinations to discover

From the coast to the interior, from north to south, there is a lot of Angola waiting to be seen.

  • Sandstone formations carved by erosion at Miradouro da Lua, in Belas
    Miradouro da Lua
    Belas, Luanda
  • A beach chair next to a straw parasol on the sand at Restinga, in Lobito
    Restinga
    Lobito, Benguela
  • Aerial view of Muxima, with the large white cross, the church and the river behind
    Muxima
    By the Cuanza river
  • Cattle resting on the dry, reddish soil of Namibe
    Namibe
    Southern Angola

Photographs of Angola on Unsplash: Hermenegildo Sebastião, Olhar Angolano, Shawn Clark, Jorge Sá Pinheiro, Nuno Fernandes, Jorge Sá, Riane Júrina Filipe.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions about Mulembe: who we are, how to book and how to pay.

Do you have an experience, accommodation or a restaurant?

Publish on Mulembe, receive bookings and payments, and build your reputation with genuine reviews from people who were there.

The hairpin bends of the Serra da Leba road, between Lubango and Moçâmedes
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Serra da Leba, Huíla. Photo: Valmir144, CC BY-SA 4.0