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YPT Tours To Equatorial Guinea

YPT has been offering Equatorial Guinea Tours of different type since 2018, as part of our expansion on the African continent. Being one of the hardest to get to and most interesting of Central African countries, Equatorial Guinea quickly came into high demand for travellers.

The country is situated at the west coast of Central Africa and is divided into a mainland part and some quite far away located islands. From Bioko Island and the capital city of the country, Malabo, as well as the mainland cities of Bata, Oyala, and Mongomo, it is worth to have an extensive look into this secretive nation.

Bioko Island is of volcanic origin and features lush landscapes, crater lakes, and its biodiversity. Mount Pico Basile, the highest point in the country, rises to 3,011 metres. Spanish, French and Portuguese are all official languages, reflecting the diverse colonial past.

Equatorial Guinea is one of Africa’s largest oil producers, with oil and gas exports dominating its economy and significantly contributing to its relatively high GDP per capita. Despite its small population and a literacy rate exceeding 90%, income inequality remains a significant challenge. The country has been ruled by President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo since 1979, making him one of the world’s longest-serving leaders.

Some even like to draw comparisons between this nation and North Korea, due to its secrecy, military parades, long-standing leaders and family ties, as well as their joint ongoing and healthy international relations. North Korea even has an embassy in the capital city of Malabo.

In recent efforts Equatorial Guinea has started to open up more to the world though. YPT can bring you there for you to form an opinion on your own.

Group Tours To Equatorial Guinea

YPT is thrilled to expand our Africa tours into one of Central Africa’s most intriguing and least-explored destinations – Equatorial Guinea. Known for its secrecy, stunning biodiversity, and colonial influences, this country remains one of the most challenging places to visit, making it a true adventure for you.

For those looking to continue their journey through this lesser-travelled region, why not extend your adventure with us to Cameroon and theCentral African Republic? This tour offers the perfect opportunity to explore even more of Central Africa’s hidden gems.

Confirmed Tour

Equatorial Guinea Tour

3 Nov, 2026 – 20261106

  • 3 nights, 4 days
  • €
  • 1495

3 Nov, 2026 – 20261106

Equatorial Guinea Tour

3 nights, 4 days
  • €
  • 1495
Confirmed Tour

Independent Tours To Equatorial Guinea

Having worked for 8+ years in Equatorial Guinea, as well as being familiar with the region, Equatorial Guinea is a place that YPT both know and feel comfortable in.

Our independent tours focus on Bioko Island, from its colonial roots to its natural beauty. Prices depend on the number of people and what level of accommodation you desire, but YPT can arrange everything you need for perfect independent Equatorial Guinea tours and further visits to neighbouring countries.

Example Equatorial Guinea Tour Itinerary

Day 1 – Malabo

  • Arrive at your convenience into Malabo – the capital city of Equatorial Guinea which is well connected with flights from Paris, Addis Ababa, and Douala.

  • Airport transfer to your accommodation located downtown and meet your guide

  • Go for drinks at the boat-shaped casino El Barco, there’s free drinks for anyone brave enough to have a go, or you can sample a bit of local ambiance while remaining at the bar!

  • Dinner and overnight stay in Malabo.

Day 2 – Malabo – Baney – Rebola – Bilelipa – Riaba – Moka – Malabo

Morning

  • Breakfast at hotel and head out for a a guided tour of Old Malabo – as one of the only former Spanish colonies in Africa the mix of classical Spanish architecture and modern buildings built since independence make Malabo quite the unique city.

  • Continue on a city tour of Malabo visiting landmarks such as Independence Square, Malabo Cathedral, and the Presidential Palace.

Afternoon

  • Lunch at a local restaurant, we recommend the fried plantain and chicken!

  • Drive to Baney – a coastal town known for its historical connection to Spanish colony.

  • Continue onwards to Bilelipa to visit the stunning waterfalls with a 1h walk.

  • Hit up Riaba, a picturesque town surrounded by lush greenery.

  • Arrive at Moka to visit Biodiversity protection centre.

  • Return to Malabo for dinner and drinks – we’ll hit up another bar to explore local nightlife.

  • Overnight in Malabo

Day 3 – Malabo – Luba – Batete – Ureka – Basile Peak – Malabo

Morning

  • Depart from Malabo after breakfast.

  • On the way we’ll cross the Puente Cope bridge, which rises out of the jungle terrain, with a chance of photo opportunities

  • Drive to Luba on the west of the island – the first point at which the Spanish landed and Bioko’s second largest city.

  • Drop by the charming village of Batete famous for it’s remaining wooden religious buildings as well as its cocoa production, which we can see in its various stages.

  • We visit local villages and hear about the biodiversity protection program, as well as the local Bubi culture.

  • Proceed to Ureka to explore its mesmerizing waterfalls and pristine landscapes.

Afternoon

  • Enjoy a picnic lunch amidst nature.

  • Drive to the very top of Basile Peak for a stunning view of the island – Pico Basilé is the tallest mountain in all of Equatorial Guinea and of the three overlapping basaltic shield volcanoes which form the island (3,011m high, or 9,878ft). Make sure to bring a rain jacket, umbrella as the weather up the top can be quite moody.

  • See Church of Mother Bisila – constructed 2800 meters above sea level.

  • Return to Malabo in the evening and overnight stay in Malabo for a farewell feast and drinks.

Day 4 – Malabo 

  • Breakfast at hotel and transfer to airport according to your flight out.

  • YPT can give further advise on travels in the region.

Bespoke Tours to Equatorial Guinea

We can offer bespoke and independent Equatorial Guinea tours. For more information on the following programs, or if what you are looking for not be on this list, simply get in touch and we’ll arrange it.

Nature-focused Equatorial Guinea tours

With the tropical climate and volcanic islands being a stunning environment, our bespoke tours include trekking through the jungle and water activities along the many beautiful beaches. The ecosystems provide habitats for several endemic and endangered species from primates to marine life.

Primate-focused wildlife tours

Bioko island is home to the endemic Bioko drill and other rare species such as red colobus or preuss´s monkeys. YPT can help arrange tours focussing on jungle trek tours to find and observe these primates.

Whale watching tours

We can create a bespoke tour taking you out to see humpback whales during their migration, especially around the island of Annobon.

Gastronomy tours

Equatorial Guinea has a distinctive and rich culinary tradition that blends African, Spanish, and local influences. The food is diverse, with an emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, such as seafood, tropical fruits, and root vegetables. Some of the specialty foods you can find are the fish soup called “Pepesup” and fish stew “Mbongo Tchobi”.

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Frequently ask Questions about travel to Equatorial Guinea

  • Do I need a visa to visit Equatorial Guinea?

    As of July 2023 all nationalities can apply for an Equatorial Guinean e-visa at: https://equatorialguinea-evisa.com/

    The e-visa costs $75USD. In order to be eligible for the e-visa you must arrive at Malabo International Airport. Also Americans, who used to be visa free in the past, now need to apply.

    Citizens of the following countries can travel to Equatorial Guinea without a visa:

    Barbados, Tunisia, Turkey, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Gabon, Chad and the Republic of Congo.

  • Which language do they speak in Equatorial Guinea?

    Spanish is the predominant language in Equatorial Guinea, but French and Portuguese are also official languages. Indigenous languages like Fang and Bubi play an important role in daily life, especially in rural regions.

  • Is it safe to travel to Equatorial Guinea?

    Equatorial Guinea is a stable country and safe place to visit for tourists. There are certain scams and petty theft to be aware of within it, but no reason to be hesitant to travel there. YPT can advise on safety in the country.

  • Which religion is practiced in Equatorial Guinea?

    Christianity, particularly Roman Catholicism, is the predominant religion in Equatorial Guinea, with smaller populations practicing Protestantism, Islam, and indigenous beliefs. The country is generally tolerant of different religions, though Christianity plays the dominant cultural role.

  • Is Equatorial Guinea vegetarian and vegan friendly?

    Equatorial Guinea is not particularly known for its vegetarian or vegan-friendly cuisine, as traditional dishes tend to feature meat, fish, and palm oil. However, there are some options available for those following a vegetarian or vegan diet, especially in larger cities like Malabo or Bata, where there is more diversity in food choices.

  • Can I get a SIM card in Equatorial Guinea?

    Yes, you can easily purchase a SIM card in Equatorial Guinea. There are several local mobile network providers such as GETESA and Muni which are offering their services, and buying a SIM card is a straightforward process, especially in major cities like Malabo and Bata. It requires registration via your passport though.

  • What is the currency in Equatorial Guinea?

    The currency of Equatorial Guinea is the Central African CFA franc (XAF). It is used by several countries in Central Africa that are part of the Central African Economic and Monetary Community (CEMAC), which includes Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, Chad, Central African Republic, Congo-Brazzaville, and Gabon.

  • Do I need travel insurance in Equatorial Guinea?

    We do strongly recommend that travellers to all our destinations have travel insurance. Accidents or medical conditions can happen anywhere and it’s best to be prepared. A proper travel insurance should include coverage for (medical) evacuation/repatriation costs by helicopter, plane or ship.
    You should always do your own research about insurance, but we at YPT use IATI. Using our referral link below will give you a 5% discount off their usual price:
    https://www.iatitravelinsurance.com/en/?r=23612524710385

  • Why travel to Equatorial Guinea with Young Pioneer Tours

    Why pick Young Pioneer Tours for Equatorial Guinean Tours? YPT specializes in creating unique experiences within Equatorial Guinea and provides knowledge for visiting the islands as well as the mainland and knows how to navigate the logistics and procedures around it.

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