Explore the history of Malabo, from the origins of Bioko Island and the British founding of Port Clarence to the Spanish colonial period, Equatorial Guinea's independence and the changes that have shaped the city up to 2026.

Bioko gastronomy combines fish, plantain, cassava, malanga, yam, palm products and bold flavours with a culinary tradition closely linked to Bubi culture. This guide explains which dishes are worth knowing, which ingredients help you understand the island’s cuisine and what to look for during a stay in Malabo.

Bioko Island is home to primates, tropical birds, small forest mammals, reptiles, amphibians and sea turtles. This guide explains which animals live on the island, their main habitats and which areas are worth considering from Malabo if you want to experience its biodiversity with realistic expectations.

The culture of Equatorial Guinea brings together different peoples, languages, traditions and ways of life. This guide explains that diversity and how to experience it during a stay in Malabo and a trip around Bioko Island.

The beaches you can visit from Malabo offer very different experiences. Sipopo works well for a short outing, Arena Blanca requires more time, while the coast around Riaba or Ureka calls for a different kind of planning. The right choice depends less on which beach looks best in photographs and more on how much time you have, how far you want to travel and what you actually want from the day.

Watching the sunset in Malabo requires some thought about orientation, cloud cover, access and the return journey after dark. This guide explains how to choose a suitable location and organise the outing without relying on perfect conditions.

Plan three days in Malabo with a city itinerary, an excursion around Bioko Island and a final day adapted to your flight. Compare Pico Basilé, Moka and Luba and learn what you should confirm before setting out.

How to organise transport in Malabo, choose between taxis, chauffeur-driven vehicles and rental cars, and plan airport transfers and journeys around Bioko.

Deciding what to do after a meeting in Malabo requires calculating your actual free time, travel times and next commitment. These recommendations will help you choose between continuing the conversation, exploring the city, working or returning to your hotel.

The best time to travel to Malabo is usually between December and February, although the right choice depends on the purpose of your trip, any planned excursions and how flexible your schedule is.

Visiting Pico Basilé from Malabo involves more than simply booking a vehicle. This guide explains how to prepare for the excursion, what to check regarding access and permits, the different types of visit available and why expectations about the route, duration and visibility should remain realistic.

Hotel Anda Malabo offers spaces for meetings, training sessions, presentations and corporate events in Malabo. Being able to coordinate the meeting room, accommodation and dining within the same property makes professional gatherings and business stays easier to organise.

Travelling to Malabo with confidence starts long before you board your flight. In this guide, you'll find practical advice for planning your stay, understanding what safety in the city is really like, and choosing accommodation designed for international travellers.

Travelling to Malabo for business involves much more than booking a flight and choosing a hotel. This guide brings together practical advice to help you prepare your documentation, organise your schedule, choose suitable accommodation and travel with the confidence that everything important has already been taken care of.

Malabo is far more than the capital of Equatorial Guinea. From the city, you can easily reach some of Bioko Island's most remarkable landscapes. This guide brings together the best excursions, along with practical advice to help you choose the one that best matches your schedule and travel style.

Hotel Anda Malabo offers premium accommodation in Equatorial Guinea for business travelers, international visitors and guests looking for comfort, convenience and a higher standard of hospitality in Malabo.

Staying at an international cuisine hotel in Malabo offers greater comfort, with an on-site restaurant, services for international travellers and an experience designed for business trips and extended stays.

Hotel Anda Malabo offers accommodation near Malabo International Airport for business travelers, short stays, and international visitors seeking comfort, convenience, and a well-organized stay.