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Boart Niggas: How's diss itinerary for NIGGALAND (Angola, Sao Tome, etc)
| AZNgirl Declaring Inalienable Right to AZNpussy | 08/12/25 |
| AZNgirl Declaring Inalienable Right to AZNpussy | 08/12/25 |
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Date: August 12th, 2025 10:57 PM Author: AZNgirl Declaring Inalienable Right to AZNpussy I shld ask gayGPT for more details, maybe there's just nothing to see/do so it gave me nothing:
Day 1 – Arrive Luanda, Angola 07:00 – Land at LAD, check into hotel, rest.
Light afternoon walk along Marginal de Luanda.
Early dinner, recover from travel.
Day 2 – Luanda (Full Day) Morning: Fortaleza de São Miguel & National Museum of Military History.
Afternoon: Benfica Market (souvenirs) & local food tasting.
Day 3 – Luanda (Beach Day) Day trip to Ilha do Mussulo (boat ride, swimming, seafood lunch).
Evening back in Luanda.
Day 4 – Luanda (City & Modern Districts) Morning: National Museum of Anthropology.
Afternoon: Talatona business district + cafes.
Evening: seafood dinner by the bay.
Day 5 – Fly Luanda → São Tomé Morning transfer to airport.
12:00 – Arrive São Tomé, check into hotel.
Light afternoon walk on Avenida Marginal 12 de Julho & Central Market.
Day 6 – São Tomé (North Coast) Visit Lagoon Azul, Praia das Conchas, fishing villages.
Day 7 – São Tomé (Plantations & Waterfall) Explore Monte Café coffee/cocoa estate.
Hike to São Nicolau waterfall.
Day 8 – São Tomé (Town & History) Morning: National Museum in Fort São Sebastião.
Afternoon free for cafes & last shopping.
Day 9 – Fly São Tomé → Douala, Cameroon 12:30 – Depart São Tomé.
17:00 – Arrive Douala, check into hotel.
Evening riverside dinner.
Day 10 – Douala (Full Day) Morning: Marche des Fleurs & city center.
Afternoon: Doual’Art gallery & colonial-era architecture walk.
Day 11 – Fly Douala → Malabo, Equatorial Guinea 18:30 – Depart Douala.
19:00 – Arrive Malabo, check in.
Short evening walk along Paseo Marítimo.
Day 12 – Malabo (Full Day) Morning: Malabo Cathedral, Plaza de la Independencia.
Afternoon: Drive to Pico Basile National Park.
Evening: seafood dinner in town.
Day 13 – Depart Malabo 14:30 – Flight out. |
Date: August 12th, 2025 11:45 PM Author: AZNgirl Declaring Inalienable Right to AZNpussy i think grok version is better but at first it was rec'd $300 hotels and $50 dinners, what retarded shit:
Day 1: Arrival in Luanda, Angola (Arrive 7:00 AM) Morning: Arrive at Quatro de Fevereiro Airport (LAD). Transfer to your Airbnb (~$40-50/night, pre-booked). Rest briefly to adjust. Afternoon: Grab lunch at a local eatery like Feira Popular da Maianga (try funje with beans, ~$5-8). Visit Fortaleza de São Miguel (free exterior views or ~$3 museum entry) for history and city views. Walk the Marginal Promenade (free) along the Atlantic. Evening: Dinner at a budget spot like Churrasqueira Kinaxixe (grilled chicken, ~$5-10). Relax at your Airbnb or stroll nearby for street vibes. Accommodation: Airbnb in Luanda. Day 2: Luanda Exploration Morning: Visit Benfica Handcraft Market (free entry, haggle for crafts like masks, $5-10). Walk to the nearby National Slavery Museum ($2 entry) for Angola’s history. Afternoon: Lunch at a local cantina (e.g., near Benfica, ~$4-7 for muamba or rice dishes). Explore Ilha de Luanda (free) for beach views and local life. Evening: Dinner at a street food stall near Ilha (e.g., grilled fish or cachupa, ~$3-6). Optional free evening walk along the promenade. Accommodation: Airbnb in Luanda. Day 3: Day Trip to Mussulo Island Morning: Take a shared boat to Mussulo Peninsula (~$10-15 return, 30-min ride). Relax on beaches or swim (free). Afternoon: Lunch at a beachside shack (fresh fish or plantains, ~$5-8). Explore the island’s villages on foot (free). Return to Luanda by late afternoon. Evening: Dinner at a local spot like Tamariz (chicken stew, ~$6-10). Rest at your Airbnb. Accommodation: Airbnb in Luanda. Day 4: Luanda Culture Morning: Visit Mercado do Kinaxixe (free) for local produce and crafts. Check out Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Nazaré (free) for colonial architecture. Afternoon: Lunch at a street vendor (e.g., pão com chouriço or rice, ~$3-5). Spend the afternoon at Belas Shopping Centre (free) for people-watching or cheap snacks. Evening: Dinner at a budget eatery like Restaurante Popular (beans and rice, ~$4-8). Prepare for morning departure. Accommodation: Airbnb in Luanda. Day 5: Travel to São Tomé (Depart Luanda 10:30 AM, Arrive São Tomé 12:00 PM) Morning: Transfer to airport. Fly to São Tomé International Airport (STP). Arrive at noon and check into your Airbnb in São Tomé city (~$40-50/night, pre-booked). Afternoon: Lunch at a local stall near Mercado Municipal (fish or calulu, $3-5). Visit Cathedral of São Tomé (free) and Forte de São Sebastião ($2 museum entry). Evening: Dinner at Dona Tété (local dishes like banana frita, ~$5-8). Stroll the waterfront (free) for evening vibes. Accommodation: Airbnb in São Tomé city. Day 6: São Tomé Beaches Morning: Head to Praia das Sete Ondas (~20-min drive, ~$5 shared taxi round-trip). Swim and relax (free). Visit Boca de Inferno (free) for coastal views. Afternoon: Lunch at a beach stall (grilled fish, ~$4-7). Walk to nearby Praia dos Tamarindos (free) for more beach time. Evening: Dinner at a local eatery like Café e Companhia (rice and fish, $5-10). Optional evening at a budget bar ($2-3 drinks). Accommodation: Airbnb in São Tomé city. Day 7: São Tomé Nature Morning: Visit Lagoa Azul (Blue Lagoon, ~30-min drive, ~$5-7 shared taxi). Snorkel or swim (free, bring your own gear). Afternoon: Lunch at a roadside stand (plantains or stew, ~$3-5). Explore Ana Chaves Bay (free) and snap photos of the Presidential Palace (exterior, free). Evening: Dinner at a market stall (e.g., calulu or chicken, $4-8). Enjoy live music at a local bar if available ($2 entry or free). Accommodation: Airbnb in São Tomé city. Day 8: São Tomé Culture Morning: Wander Mercado Municipal (free) for crafts or snacks ($1-3). Visit Cascata São Nicolau (45-min drive, ~$8-10 shared taxi) for a short hike. Afternoon: Lunch at a local spot near the market (rice and beans, ~$3-5). Return to the city and visit Claudio Corallo Chocolate Factory (free visit, ~$5 for tasting). Evening: Dinner at a budget eatery (fish or calulu, ~$4-8). Prepare for departure. Accommodation: Airbnb in São Tomé city. Day 9: Travel to Douala, Cameroon (Depart São Tomé 12:30 PM, Arrive Douala 5:00 PM) Morning: Free morning in São Tomé. Grab a quick breakfast at a market stall (bread and fruit, ~$2-3). Transfer to airport. Afternoon: Fly to Douala International Airport (DLA). Arrive at 5:00 PM and check into your Airbnb (~$40-50/night, pre-booked). Evening: Dinner at a local eatery like Marché Mboppi stalls (grilled fish or poulet DG, ~$4-8). Rest after travel. Accommodation: Airbnb in Douala. Day 10: Douala Exploration Morning: Visit Marché des Fleurs (free) for crafts and textiles (~$2-5 for small souvenirs). Check out Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul (free). Afternoon: Lunch at a street vendor (e.g., soya skewers or rice, ~$3-5). Explore Bonanjo Park (free) for a relaxed walk. Evening: Dinner at a budget spot like Resto Chez Mama (ndolé or chicken, $5-8). Optional evening at a local bar ($2 drinks). Accommodation: Airbnb in Douala. Day 11: Travel to Malabo, Equatorial Guinea (Depart Douala 6:30 PM, Arrive Malabo 7:00 PM) Morning: Visit Musée Maritime de Douala ($2 entry) for coastal history. Relax at a local café ($2-3 coffee or snack). Afternoon: Lunch at a market stall (e.g., poulet braisé, $3-5). Free time at Marché Mboppi for souvenirs ($2-5). Transfer to airport. Evening: Fly to Malabo International Airport (SSG). Arrive at 7:00 PM and check into your Airbnb (~$40-50/night, pre-booked). Dinner at a local stall (rice and fish, ~$4-8). Accommodation: Airbnb in Malabo. Day 12: Malabo City Morning: Visit Catedral de Santa Isabel (free) and Plaza de la Independencia (free). Walk through Malabo National Park (free) for city views. Afternoon: Lunch at a street vendor (chicken or plantains, $3-5). Explore Casa Verde (free exterior) and nearby markets for crafts ($2-5). Evening: Dinner at a local eatery (fish or stew, ~$4-8). Relax at your Airbnb. Accommodation: Airbnb in Malabo. Day 13: Malabo Beaches Morning: Head to Arena Blanca Beach (~30-min drive, ~$5-7 shared taxi). Swim and relax (free). Afternoon: Lunch at a beach stall (grilled fish, $4-6). Return to Malabo and visit Mercado Central for souvenirs ($2-5). Evening: Dinner at a budget spot (rice and chicken, ~$4-8). Prepare for departure. Accommodation: Airbnb in Malabo. Day 14: Departure from Malabo (Depart 2:30 PM) Morning: Grab breakfast at a market stall (bread or fruit, ~$2-3). Free time for a final walk in Malabo. Afternoon: Transfer to Malabo International Airport for your 2:30 PM departure. Practical Notes Dining: Focus on street food, markets, and local eateries to stay under $10-15/meal. Look for staples like funje, calulu, ndolé, or grilled fish. Avoid upscale restaurants. Transport: Use shared taxis ($2-10/trip) or mototaxis ($1-3) in all cities. Negotiate fares upfront. Car rentals (~$50/day) are unnecessary with your tight schedule. Visas: Angola, Cameroon, and Equatorial Guinea require visas (check embassy requirements). São Tomé is visa-free for many nationalities (confirm eligibility). Health: Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory. Take malaria prophylaxis and drink bottled water (~$1/liter). Currency: Angola (Kwanza, AOA), São Tomé (Dobra, STD), Cameroon/Equatorial Guinea (CFA Franc, XAF). Carry small USD bills for markets. Safety: Stick to busy areas, avoid flashy items, and use secure bags. Comprehensive travel insurance is recommended. Packing: Light tropical clothing, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a Type C/F adapter (Angola, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea) or Type F (São Tomé).
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