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
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.
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)
Driest and coolest stretch; harmattan haze some years.