When to go · Equatorial Guinea
Equatorial Guinea in July
Mixed month. Good for Bata and the mainland coast; poor for Bioko hikes.
Key facts
- Verdict
- Mixed
- Crowds
- Low
- Equatorial Guinea
- Prices
- Medium
- Equatorial Guinea
Verdict
Good for Bata and the mainland coast; poor for Bioko hikes.
Weather in July
- Bioko north (Malabo) · Malabo, Sipopo, Rebolarainy
Hot and humid; the drier months are December–February.
- Bioko south and highlands · Luba, Moka, Ureca, Pico Basiléstorm or typhoon risk
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.
Crowds and prices
- Crowds · Equatorial Guinea
- Low
- Prices · Equatorial Guinea
- Medium
What to pack
- A rain jacket or umbrella and shoes that dry fast
- A spare day in the plan: storms can cancel flights and ferries
Where to go in July
Rated best or good this month
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)
Better another month
Bioko south and highlands
One of the wettest places on earth — Ureca gets 10 m of rain a year; Moka is cool and misty.
Heavy rain and low cloud.