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When to go · Equatorial Guinea

Equatorial Guinea in January

Great month. Dry on Bioko; turtles nesting at Ureca.

Key facts

Verdict
Great
Crowds
Low
Equatorial Guinea
Prices
Medium
Equatorial Guinea

Verdict

GreatVoykit month rating for Equatorial Guinea

Dry on Bioko; turtles nesting at Ureca.

Weather in January

  • Bioko north (Malabo) · Malabo, Sipopo, Rebolabest weather

    Hot and humid; the drier months are December–February.

  • Bioko south and highlands · Luba, Moka, Ureca, Pico Basiléfine

    One of the wettest places on earth — Ureca gets 10 m of rain a year; Moka is cool and misty.

  • Río Muni coast · Bata, Mbini, Kogobest weather

    Two drier spells: December–February and June–August.

  • Mainland interior · Monte Alén, Ebebiyín, Mongomo, Ciudad de la Pazbest weather

    Rainforest; drier spells make forest walks easier.

Festivals and holidays

Dates as our data lists them. Moving holidays (lunar and Islamic calendars, Easter) shift every year: check the date for your year before you build a trip on it.

  • New Year's Day

    1 Jan

    Public holiday.

Crowds and prices

Crowds · Equatorial Guinea
Low
Prices · Equatorial Guinea
Medium

What to pack

Nothing unusual for the weather this month.

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Where to go in January

Rated best or good this month

  • Bioko north (Malabo)

    Best weather of the year (Malabo, Sipopo, Rebola)

  • Río Muni coast

    Best weather of the year (Bata, Mbini, Kogo)

  • Mainland interior

    Best weather of the year (Monte Alén, Ebebiyín, Mongomo, Ciudad de la Paz)

  • Malabo

    Driest and coolest stretch; harmattan haze some years.