Lobito is a city of 436,000 people (2018) on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean in Benguela Province, Angola.
Lobito is a large city that is known for its long and unique natural harbour and active port. It has the important railway terminals and connections to the continental road network.
Lobito experiences a mild tropical arid climate with few temperature extremes. The winters are extremely dry and warm, while summers are relatively wet and hotter.
The city is 13 km (8.1 mi) from Catumbela Airport and 33 km (21 mi) from Benguela Airport.
The most important trunk road is the EN-100, which connects it to Luanda and Benguela. Another vital route is the Trans-African Highway 9 (or EN-250), which connects it to Balombo in the east.
In Lobito, like the rest of Angola prices of pretty much everything, except alcohol, are high. Here are some places on the Restinga, the city's famous natural harbour:
Hotel Restinga
Hotel Terminus, R. Robert Williams 16, -12.3373°, 13.5541°, +244 935 684 387. 2021-06-18
Benguela is 33 km away and is a historic city with some pretty colonial buildings.
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