Mangais Golf Resort sits on the banks of the River Kwanza, a place where nature and tradition combine in beautiful harmony. The sun is always shining on this burnt-orange landscape, where fauna and flora coexist in freedom and constant synch. An idyllic setting, for anyone who can see a reason to appreciate the simplicity of life in the gentle breeze of the wind. Baobab trees, palm trees and coconut palms sway gently back and forth. Mischievous monkeys are trying to take control of them, perched on top, looking for amusement. Below, the calm lakes shimmer, rippling softly, thanks to the alligators swimming by or the athletic leaps of the many fish. Mother Nature was left to paint everything else in a lush green, drawing all the attention around her. In fact, architect Jorge Santana da Silva made this possible, planting a resort that blends into the bucolic portrait that is, today, Mangais Golf Resort. Without major extravagances, although brimming with laid-back luxury, the tourist complex comprises a hotel and a striking golf course. Some consider that the true test for Africa happens there, in Barra do Kwanza, 80 km from the capital, and perhaps it’s no coincidence that the country’s only golf course is located exactly in that district. Far away from the big city, Mangais is surrounded by a small and warm population, who take pride in displaying their habits and customs, in the name of a unique and powerful culture.
27 additional holes are planned
27 additional holes are planned