Equatoria Guinea
Equatorial Guinea’s Rainforest Parks Reveal Africa’s Untouched Wilderness
Mist curls around the slopes of Pico Basile, where the morning sun filters through a canopy thick with orchids, ferns, and towering hardwoods. In the stillness, the call of a hornbill cuts through...
Equatorial Guinea’s Ecotourism Boosts Sustainable Travel
Dense canopies of rainforest stretch across Monte Alén National Park, where the calls of hornbills and the rustle of primates animate the thick green silence. Along the shores of Bioko Island, sea turtles...
Equatorial Guinea’s Ecotourism Boosts Sustainable Travel
Dense canopies of rainforest stretch across Monte Alén National Park, where the calls of hornbills and the rustle of primates animate the thick green silence. Along the shores of Bioko Island, sea turtles crawl ashore to lay their eggs on beaches that remain largely untouched by development. These are the landscapes that form the backbone of Equatorial Guinea’s emerging ecotourism industry—a sector increasingly seen as both a source of economic opportunity and a tool for conservation. Nestled on the west coast of Central Africa, the country is one of the continent’s smallest, yet its geography is unusually varied. From volcanic highlands to lowland forests and mangrove-fringed coasts, Equatorial Guinea harbors...
Equatorial Guinea’s Ecotourism Boosts Sustainable Travel
Dense canopies of rainforest stretch across Monte Alén National Park, where the calls of hornbills and the rustle of primates animate the thick green...
Local Markets Showcase Equatorial Guinea’s Culinary Delights
On a humid morning in Malabo, the stalls of the central market begin to stir. Vendors arrange pyramids of mangoes and bananas, fishermen lay out the morning’s catch on beds of melting ice, and...
Equatorial Guinea’s Rainforest Parks Reveal Africa’s Untouched Wilderness
Mist curls around the slopes of Pico Basile, where the morning sun filters through a canopy thick with orchids, ferns, and towering hardwoods. In the stillness, the call of a hornbill cuts through the air, echoing across one of Central Africa’s least-known but most biologically rich landscapes. For Equatorial Guinea, a nation often overshadowed by its oil wealth and political headlines, the rainforests remain its most enduring treasure. Stretching across...
Explore Unique Flavors in Equatorial Guinea’s Local Cuisine
In the bustling markets of Malabo and Bata, stalls overflow with mangoes, pineapples, bananas, and cassava, their colors and aromas mingling with the smoky scent of fish grilling nearby. Food in Equatorial Guinea...
Equatorial Guinea’s Handcrafted Art Preserves a Living Heritage
In the markets of Malabo and Bata, stalls overflow with carved wooden masks, handwoven fabrics, and clay vessels that seem to carry the weight of centuries. The air is thick with the smell...
Rising Artists Bring Fresh Energy to Equatorial Guinea’s Culture
In the heart of Central Africa, a quiet but unmistakable cultural awakening is taking place. Equatorial Guinea, a small...
Equatorial Guinea’s Rainforest Parks Reveal Africa’s Untouched Wilderness
Mist curls around the slopes of Pico Basile, where the morning sun filters through a canopy thick with orchids, ferns, and towering hardwoods. In the stillness, the call of a hornbill cuts through...
