Islands of Equatorial Guinea

• Explore Malabo’s historic center, where Spanish colonial façades tell stories of the past and the pulse of urban life surrounds you with vibrant energy.
• Admire the majestic Cathedral of Santa Isabel, an architectural gem that will inspire you with its Gothic beauty and imposing presence.
• Stroll through the Central Market, where colors, aromas, and sounds will introduce you to the authentic local culture and the warmth of its people.

Day 2: Coastal Treasures – Arena Blanca, Luba, and Batete

• Feel the soft sand beneath your feet at Playa de Arena Blanca, a peaceful haven where untouched nature invites you to fully disconnect and the ocean breeze revitalizes you.
• Discover the historic town of Luba, enjoying the charm of its colonial buildings and its past as a strategic port.
• Venture into the mysterious village of Batete, surrounded by legends and home to a uniquely designed church, blending rural tranquility with history.

Day 3: Peaks and Waterfalls – Pico Basilé, Bilelipa, Rebola, and Sipopo

• Ascend Pico Basilé, the highest peak on Bioko, where the majesty of the tropical forest surrounds you and panoramic views of the ocean and island take your breath away. (The ascent is done fully by car.)
• Be captivated by the beauty of the Bilelipa Waterfalls, feeling the power of the falling water and the freshness of the lush vegetation.
• Visit the picturesque village of Rebola, immersing yourself in rural Bubi life and its ancestral traditions.
• Take in the modernity of Sipopo, a luxurious seaside resort complex where contemporary architecture contrasts with natural landscapes.

Day 4: From Coffee to Biodiversity – Sampaka Farm, Seafront Promenade & National Park

• Discover the secrets of cacao at the Sampaka Farm, walking through plantations and learning about the chocolate-making process — a delight for the senses and a tribute to the island’s agricultural legacy.
• Enjoy a relaxing stroll along Malabo’s modern Seafront Promenade, feeling the Atlantic breeze and observing daily life by the ocean.
• Explore Malabo National Park, a green oasis where biodiversity surprises with unique flora. You will also see sculptures representing the different ethnic groups of Equatorial Guinea — and depending on the season, the art museum may be open.

Day 5: From Island to Continent – Malabo, Bata, Mbini, and Cogo

• Enjoy the excitement of taking off and landing as you cross the Atlantic on a panoramic flight to Bata, the bustling continental city.
• Explore Bata, its lively market and seafront, experiencing the energy of the continent and its cultural fusion.
• Drive south (1h30 to Mbini, then 1 hour more to Cogo), passing through lush landscapes and rural life.
• Cross Mbini, an important river port, and continue to Cogo, a charming coastal town with a serene estuary that merges sea and river.

Day 6: Toward Island Paradise – Corisco and Its Virgin Beaches

• Take a short drive to the embarkation point near Cape San Juan (30–45 minutes).
• Enjoy a thrilling 2-hour boat trip to the idyllic island of Corisco — you may even spot humpback whales or dolphins along the way!
• Set foot on Corisco and embrace the beauty of its white-sand beaches, where serenity and purity invite relaxation and reconnection.
• Feel the tropical breeze and warm sunshine as you enjoy the crystal-clear Atlantic waters.

Day 7: Corisco – A Tropical Day of Relaxation & Discovery

• Swim in Corisco’s warm, crystal-clear waters — perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply floating.
• Walk along endless white-sand beaches, connecting with untouched nature and soothing ocean sounds.
• Explore hidden corners of the island, observing local life, lush vegetation, and perhaps exotic birds.
• Relax under palm trees, letting the island’s tranquility recharge your energy.

Day 8: Return to the Continent – Corisco, Handje & Relax in Bata

• Boat transfer back to the continent (2 hours), enjoying panoramic views.
• Visit Handje (45 minutes by car), a community or local market where you can interact with residents and discover crafts and local customs.
• Return to Bata (45 minutes), where you will have time to relax and enjoy an evening stroll.

Day 9: Back to Bioko – Ureka and Turtle Nesting

• Early flight from Bata to Malabo (35 minutes).
• Drive from Malabo to Ureka (2–3 hours), entering the wild southern heart of the island.
• Witness the unforgettable nesting of sea turtles (in season, November to March), observing silently and respectfully as these majestic creatures lay eggs — an intimate connection with wildlife. (Guided and supervised.)

Day 10: Awakening in the Rainforest – Ureka & Return to Malabo

• Explore Ureka’s surroundings, walking through lush jungle trails full of endemic flora and fauna.
• Visit nearby waterfalls (weather and conditions permitting), refreshing yourself in pristine natural pools.
• Return by car to Malabo (2–3 hours), carrying the spirit of the rainforest with you.

Day 11: Moka and the Crater Lakes – Heart of Bubi Culture

• Enter the picturesque Moka Valley, where traditional Bubi villages and highland landscapes transport you to another time.
• Visit Lake Biao (Lake Moka), an impressive crater lake surrounded by vegetation. The hike is 4 km each way with a 700 m elevation difference (medium difficulty, ~4 hours round trip).
• Connect with Bubi culture, learning about their customs, way of life, and traditions.
• Enjoy panoramic views of lush valleys and surrounding mountains.

Day 12: Farewell to Equatorial Guinea

• Enjoy a final breakfast in Malabo, remembering unforgettable moments.
• Depending on your flight schedule, take some time for last-minute shopping or a final stroll.
• Transfer to Malabo International Airport for your departure flight, carrying with you the spirit of Equatorial Guinea and the promise to return.