Bioko and Annobón Islands Travel Guide

Explore Malabo Malabo perches on Bioko’s northern shore with Spanish colonial buildings, a cathedral, clamouring fish markets and highway access to Pico Basile and Bioko’s rainforest for canopy walks and whale-watching season. Explore Luba Luba keeps its fishing fleet and plantation-era buildings on Bioko’s southwest coast; visitors pass through for coastal walks, mangrove channels, local seafood and access to rugged interior trails. Explore Rebola A coastal Bioko village just outside Malabo, Rebola sits near rainforest slopes and volcanic ridges. Explore Baney On Bioko’s interior plain, Baney offers cocoa farms, shaded markets and access to montane trails inland. Explore Pico Basilé Pico Basile rises over Bioko Island with cloud‑forest trails, endemic birdlife and panoramic viewpoints toward the Gulf of Guinea; guided treks usually start from island villages. Explore Pico Basilé National Park Mountain rainforest park on Bioko Island with Pico Basilé rising to the summit; attracts hikers and birdwatchers seeking endemic species and highland trails.