Ever wondered what it’s like to wander into a part of the world so uncharted that even Google Maps throws up its hands in defeat? That was us, crossing from Namibia into Angola with nothing but curiosity and a stubborn sense of adventure. Southern Angola—a land shadowed by centuries of history and decades of conflict—offered no guidebooks, no cozy hotels popping up on Booking.com, just a raw invitation to explore. We found ourselves on a footbridge over the Okavango River, fumbling through “Portuñol,” clutching the thrill of the unknown, and soon zipped away on moto taxis to the tiny border town of Calai. What unfolded was a journey packed with unexpected friendships, off-the-map road trips, and moments so genuine they made every detour and difficulty worth it. Is Southern Angola the last great adventure for travelers chasing the road less traveled? We think so—join us as we dive into this overlooked treasure. LEARN MORE
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