Flights to Equatorial Guinea from the UK take between 11-14 hours with at least one stop. No direct services exist. Paris is the most common connection point, with Air France operating regular routes to Malabo.
Malabo International Airport (SSG) on Bioko Island handles most international arrivals. The mainland city of Bata also has an international airport with connections via Addis Ababa on Ethiopian Airlines.
UK citizens need a visa before travel. Apply through the Equatorial Guinea embassy in London. Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory and checked on arrival.
Dry Season (December-February)
Best weather with temperatures around 24-30°C. Lower humidity makes exploring more comfortable. Peak tourist period.
Short Dry Season (June-August)
Secondary dry period. Good for wildlife and beach visits. Slightly cooler temperatures averaging 22-27°C.
Wet Season (March-May, September-November)
Heavy rainfall, particularly on Bioko Island. Cheaper flights but travel within the country can be difficult. Lush green landscapes.
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