Cities in Equatorial Guinea

Ciudad de la Paz

Ciudad de la Paz, formerly called Oyala, is a planned city in the rainforest intended to serve as the new capital.

Sipopo

A luxurious purpose-built resort town near Malabo, featuring an artificial beach, high-end hotels, and conference centers.

Ebebiyín

Ebebiyín is located in the northeast of the mainland, right at the triple border with Gabon and Cameroon.

Luba

Luba is the second-largest city on Bioko Island and a significant port for the timber industry.

Mbini

Mbini is located at the mouth of the Benito River and is known for its scenic seaside location.

Mengomeyén

Mengomeyén is a significant inland location, home to the Mongomo International Airport.

Evinayong

Evinayong is the capital of Centro Sur Province, scenically located in the central highlands.

Río Campo

Río Campo is a border town in the north, right at the mouth of the Ntem River by Cameroon.

Bata

Bata is the largest city in the country and a major Atlantic port in the Río Muni region.

Añisoc

Añisoc is an important inland city in Río Muni, known for its lively market.

Nsok

Nsok is a remote border town in the southeastern part of mainland Equatorial Guinea.

Cabo San Juan

Cabo San Juan is located on a prominent headland on the southwestern coast of Río Muni.

Malabo

Malabo is the capital of Equatorial Guinea, located on the northern coast of Bioko Island.

Musola

Musola is a small town on the west coast of Bioko, surrounded by lush vegetation.

Batete

Batete is a historic settlement in southern Bioko, known for its wooden architecture.

Micomeseng

Micomeseng is located in the north of the mainland and is a center for cocoa production.

Baney

Baney is a town in the northeast of Bioko, surrounded by fertile agricultural land.

Cogo

Cogo is located at the mouth of the Muni River and is known for its colonial past.

Rebola

Rebola is a scenic small town on Bioko, known for its vibrant Bubi culture.

Moka

Moka is located in the highlands of Bioko Island and is known for its cool climate.

Corisco

Corisco is the main settlement on the island of the same name, off the coast of Río Muni.

San Antonio de Palé

The capital of Annobón Island is a remote settlement with a unique culture.

Bidjabidján

Bidjabidján is located in the far north of the country, near the Cameroonian border.

Nsang

Nsang is a town in Kié-Ntem Province, known for its agricultural surroundings.

Santiago de Baney

Santiago de Baney is a historic settlement in the northeast of Bioko Island.

Bilelipa

Bilelipa is a coastal village on Bioko, known for its fishing tradition.

Bolondo

Bolondo is a coastal settlement located north of the Benito River mouth.

Sendje

Sendje is a community south of Bata, known for its community spirit.

Machinda

Machinda is a growing settlement near the city of Bata on the mainland.

Bata-manga

Bata-manga is a neighborhood and suburb of Bata on the mainland.

Fishtown

Fishtown is a historic coastal locality on Bioko Island.

Ayene

This Ayene is located in the Kié-Ntem Province in the north.

Cupapa

Cupapa is a rural village in the coastal Río Muni region.