Equatorial Guinea
Equatorial Guinea is a Central African nation composed of a mainland territory, Río Muni, and five inhabited islands, including Bioko, home to the capital Malabo. It is the only sovereign African nation with Spanish as an official language.
Cities & regions
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Bata is the largest city in Equatorial Guinea by population and the capital of Litoral province, sitting on the Atlantic coast of the mainland region of Rio…
Open guideCiudad de la Paz (locally still called Djibloho, and earlier Oyala) is Equatorial Guinea's purpose-built inland capital, carved out of the Rio Muni rainfores…
Open guideEbebiyin (also spelled Ebibeyin) is Equatorial Guinea's far northeastern frontier town and the capital of Kie-Ntem province, sitting exactly where the countr…
Open guideEvinayong is the provincial capital of Centro Sur, set atop a small mountain in the heart of Equatorial Guinea's mainland region of Rio Muni. Its elevated po…
Open guideLuba is a small Atlantic port town on the west coast of Bioko Island, roughly 45 km (about two hours by road, with stops) south of the capital Malabo. It is…
Open guideMalabo is the capital of Equatorial Guinea, set on the northern tip of volcanic Bioko Island in the Gulf of Guinea, roughly 240 km northwest of the mainland…
Open guideMongomo is a small city in the far east of mainland Equatorial Guinea (Rio Muni), close to the Gabonese border and about 200 km east of the coastal city of B…
Open guideSan Antonio de Palé is the tiny capital and only real town of Annobón, a remote volcanic island in the Gulf of Guinea roughly 350 km southwest of São Tomé an…
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