Discover the best attractions and experiences Bioko Island has to offer
Explore colonial-era remnants and storied sites that trace Bioko's history.
A colonial-era fortress overlooking the Gulf of Guinea, dating back to the Spanish era.
The old town district with narrow streets and remnants of early colonial architecture.
Dive into Bioko's heritage through compact museums and cultural centers.
Exhibits on the country’s history, culture, and natural heritage.
A cultural venue hosting exhibitions, performances, and community events.
Visit sacred spaces that shape the island’s spiritual landscape.
The main cathedral in Malabo, a focal point of Catholic life on the island.
Historic church known for its local religious services and architecture.
Wild landscapes and protected habitats await in Bioko's nature reserves.
A rainforest reserve home to diverse wildlife and rich biodiversity.
The island’s highest peak offering challenging hikes and sweeping views.
Stroll through districts that reveal local life and coastal vibes.
Historic core with characterful streets and seaside views.
Coastal neighborhood known for easy access to the capital’s amenities.
Enjoy Bioko without spending a dime with scenic and relaxing options.
Watch the sun dip over the Gulf from the seafront promenade.
A relaxing coastal stroll with sea breezes and views.
Taste island flavors, focusing on fresh seafood and plantains.
A flavorful fish soup made with fresh catches from Bioko waters.
A common island dish pairing fresh catch with fried plantains.
Evenings along Malabo’s coast offer bars and live music.
Casual venues for drinks with sunset views over the sea.
Small venues featuring local bands and rhythms.
Cultural performances and shows showcase local talent.
Regular cultural events and theater shows.
Occasional performances featuring regional artists.
Active pursuits to make the most of Bioko’s terrain and seas.
A rewarding trek to Bioko’s highest point with rainforest scenery.
Explore nearshore reefs and marine life in clear waters.
Hidden corners and unique experiences off the typical tourist path.
Spot endemic birds and rainforest wildlife, often with a guide.
Occasional whale watching trips when conditions permit.