Things to do in Bioko Island Beaches
Discover the best attractions and experiences Bioko Island Beaches has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Malabo’s history through its enduring landmarks and colonial-era streets.
Catedral de Santa Isabel
A historic cathedral in Malabo's old quarter, showcasing colonial-era architecture and city views.
Independence Square (Plaza de la Independencia)
Central public square surrounded by historic buildings and lively street life.
Malabo Old Town landmarks
A cluster of historic streets and colonial-era façades ideal for an afternoon stroll.
Museums
Delve into Equatorial Guinea’s culture and history at these indoor exhibits.
Museo Nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial
The national museum featuring ethnography, history and cultural displays.
Centro Cultural de Malabo
Cultural center hosting rotating art exhibitions and performances.
Museo de Bellas Artes de Malabo
Gallery presenting local and regional contemporary art.
Religious Monuments
Religious sites reflecting the island’s diverse faith communities.
Gran Mezquita de Malabo
Grand mosque with distinctive minaret and a focal point for the city’s Muslim community.
Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Consolación
Historic Catholic church with simple, elegant architecture.
Iglesia de San Antonio de Padua
Old parish church in Malabo with regular services and local history.
National & Theme Parks
Natural escapes that showcase Bioko’s landscapes and wildlife.
Bioko National Park
Protected area preserving rainforest, wildlife and coastal ecosystems.
Reserva Natural de Bioko
Coastal and forest reserve offering wildlife viewing and trails.
Bioko Island Nature Reserve
Conservancy area protecting Bioko’s biodiversity and scenic coastlines.
Neighborhoods
Areas around Malabo where you can feel local life and views.
Sipopo
Upscale beachfront district known for its resort vibe and calm sands.
Malabo City Center (Santa Isabel district)
Historic central district with markets, cafés and waterfront views.
Luba
Coastal village area offering a slice of island living and sea scenes.
Free Things to Do
Many delightful options don’t require a ticket, from beaches to overlooks.
Sunset walk along Malabo waterfront
Gorgeous golden hour stroll with sea breezes and city lights.
Relax on Sipopo Beach
Quiet beach stretch perfect for picnics and sunset views.
Punta Europa promontory viewpoint
Clifftop views over the Atlantic and the island coast.
Gastronomy
Seafood and Gulf-influenced dishes to try on Bioko.
Pescado a la plancha (grilled fish) with yuca
Freshly caught fish prepared simply with local sides.
Arroz a la marinera
Seafood rice dish reflecting island flavors.
Cazuela de mariscos
A hearty seafood stew maximizing Bioko’s catches.
Nightlife
Evenings in Malabo bring bars and live music along the waterfront.
Malabo waterfront bars
Casual spots where locals gather after sunset.
Live music evenings in central Malabo
Occasional performances showcasing local rhythms.
Dance at a Malabo lounge
Relaxed venues offering cocktails and island vibes.
Entertainment
Cultural happenings and performances when available.
Cultural performances at local venues
Traditional music and dance on select nights.
Theatre and cinema in Malabo
Screenings and shows at urban venues.
Festivals and street events
Seasonal celebrations featuring food, music and crafts.
Sports
Active experiences around the island’s coast and hills.
Beach soccer on Sipopo Beach
Casual matches on the sandy shores with ocean views.
Snorkeling along Bioko’s coast
Explore reefs and vibrant marine life near shore.
Hiking Pico Basilé
Steep but rewarding climb to Bioko’s highest point.
Off the Track
Slow travel experiences off the usual routes.
Boat trip to nearby islets off Bioko coast
Short sea excursions with potential wildlife sightings.
Dune and coastal trails around Malabo
Low-key hikes along the coastline and sandy stretches.
Sunrise at Pico Basilé summit (guided)
Early morning trek with panoramic island views.