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A largely undeveloped archipelago of forested islands, hippos that swim in the ocean, and one of the least-visited corners of West Africa's coastline.
Explore Guinea-Bissau on the map →A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of roughly 88 islands, home to one of the last populations of hippos that regularly swim between islands in the open ocean.
Bijagós communities maintain distinct matrilineal traditions and initiation ceremonies, among the most culturally intact island societies in West Africa.
Part of the Bijagós Archipelago, offering pristine, largely untouched beaches within a national park protecting saltwater hippos.
A Portuguese colonial fortress in the capital, reflecting Guinea-Bissau's history as a former Portuguese colony and slave trade port.