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Africa's only Spanish-speaking country, an island capital built almost entirely from oil wealth in the space of a generation, and rainforest holding some of the least-disturbed gorilla habitat left on the continent.
Explore Equatorial Guinea on the map →A capital dramatically rebuilt using the country's substantial oil wealth, creating a striking, purpose-built modern city in a rainforest setting.
Bioko Island's highest peak and surrounding rainforest, offering hiking with views across the island and toward mainland Cameroon on clear days.
One of the most important nesting sites in the Gulf of Guinea for multiple sea turtle species, monitored by an ongoing conservation project.
Faded but atmospheric Spanish colonial buildings remain alongside the capital's modern development, reflecting the country's unique linguistic and colonial heritage.