Equatorial Guinea

Welcome to Equatorial Guinea

Capital of Equatorial Guinea: Malabo
Population of Equatorial Guinea: 1.2 million - 48th in Africa
Size of Equatorial Guinea: 28,051 km2 - 44th in Africa
Languages in Equatorial Guinea: Spanish, French

The mainland and offshore areas of Equatorial Guinea offer different flavors for off-road adventuring. The islands boast rainforests rich in endemic wildlife and volcanic rock formations, while the mainland offers a slew of gold beaches. The main port cities, on the mainland and off, hold few real charms for international visitors on vacation in Equatorial Guinea, with the emphasis much more on what lies beyond.

Highlights

Explore the many white sand beaches, including Arena Blanca, which is the only one on Bioko Island where butterflies can be seen during the dry season
Experience contemporary Equatorial Guinea by visiting the city of Bata's markets, bars and restaurants
Fawn over different adorable monkey species at the Cascades of Moca, Lake Loreta and Lake Biao
Discover the colonial Spanish city of Malabo, known for its lovely architecture, lively market and open plazas
Head to Monte Alen National Park to explore its jungle trails and see a variety of birds, leopards and elephants
Enjoy the view of the island and Mount Cameroon from Pico Basile or go hiking and mountain climbing in Pico Malabo
Visit Ureca during dry season to bask in the sun or observe the baby turtles hatching 
Try bartering in the markets and shop for traditional clothing and fabrics, local crafts and hardware