Quissama National Park

Kisama National Park extends across 8651 square kilometers along the Atlantic coast, between the Cuanza River in the north and Longa River in the south.

Founded as a hunting reserve in 1938, the territory received national park status in 1957 under Portuguese administration of Angola.

Local communities maintain traditional methods of natural conservation through generations in the Bengo region.

Visitors can observe wildlife during guided safaris and stay in bungalows located within the park grounds.

Operation Noah's Ark in 2001 reintroduced elephants, zebras, and antelopes from Botswana and South Africa into the park.

Location: Bengo Province

Inception: April 11, 1957

Address: 7H2M+28W, Cacula, Angola Cacula Cacula

Phone: +244925314949

Website: https://africatourvisa.com/angola/national-parks-and-wildlife/qui%C3%A7ama-national-park

GPS coordinates: -9.36117,13.17646

Latest update: May 13, 2025 00:15