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Best Time to Visit Luanda, Angola

See Luanda’s average temperatures, rainfall, sunshine and sea temperature by month—plus what to pack for the dry and rainy seasons.

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The coast of Angola: weather and temperature

Along Angola’s coast (including parts of Cabinda), the climate ranges from mild desert in the far south to semi-desert around the central coast (where Luanda sits), and becomes more humid toward the northern coast where annual rainfall is higher. Even when rainfall is low, fog, mist, and low cloud can be common—especially during the cooler, drier months.

In Luanda, average temperatures are warm year-round, with the coolest months typically in July–August and the warmest period often from February–April.

Best overall time: Many travelers prefer June to October for milder temperatures and lower rainfall risk (dry season).

Luanda – Average temperatures

Here are the average temperatures in Luanda.

Luanda - Average temperatures
Month JanFebMarApr MayJunJulAug SepOctNovDec Year
Min (°C) 23232323222018171921222321.2
Max (°C) 28293029272523232426272826.6
Min (°F) 73737373726864636670727370.1
Max (°F) 82848684817773737579818279.8

Luanda – Average precipitation

Rainfall is generally low; the wetter period tends to cluster around March–April.

Luanda - Average precipitation
Month JanFebMarApr MayJunJulAug SepOctNovDec Year
Prec. (mm) 253510012520001263525374
Prec. (in) 11.43.94.90.80000.10.21.4114.7
Days 23792000023331

Luanda – Sunshine

Sunshine varies; fog/low cloud can increase during the cooler current period (often around July–October).

Luanda - Sunshine
Month JanFebMarApr MayJunJulAug SepOctNovDec
Hours/day 777677555566

Luanda – Sea temperature

The sea stays warm most of the year, with the coolest period often around July–September.

Luanda - Sea temperature
Month JanFebMarApr MayJunJulAug SepOctNovDec
Temp (°C) 272828282724232223252627
Temp (°F) 818282828175737273777981

What to pack

Dry / cooler months (roughly June–August): light layers, a sweatshirt or sweater, and a light jacket—especially for evenings and coastal fog.

Warmer / wetter months (roughly December–February): breathable clothing, sun protection, and a light rain layer for occasional showers.

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