Miradouro is a surf spot located not too far from Angola Waves, featuring a short left pointbreak. It offers a unique setting with the Cuanza River nearby, marking the entrance to the Quissama National Park. It can be a bit tricky to reach, especially in rainy weather, as a 4x4 is recommended for access. This spot is known for its murky water, which is something surfers should keep in mind.

The waves at Miradouro generally handle swell sizes starting around 1ft (0.3m) and are best with swells coming from the south or southwest. The pointbreak tends to work well with low to mid tide and is suitable for intermediate surfers. If you're planning to hit the waves here, check for north-east winds as they create the best conditions for surfing left-handers breaking over sand.

While you're at Miradouro, remember that the nearby Onça beachbreak can offer some more consistent surfing during small swells. It's good to have options if conditions aren't ideal at your main spot. Enjoy your time in the water, and stay aware of your surroundings!