Equatorial Guinea Nutz and Bolts

Country: Equatorial Guinea
Where is it?: Equatorial Guinea is in western Africa, bordering the Bight of Biafra, between Cameroon and Gabon. It’s close to Zamunda!
Why do people go here?: People come here to find the path less traveled.
What are the main entry points?: There are only connections for other West Africa countries, usually Cameroon
Currency used: Central African Franc
Country Code for Phones: 240
Area codes for Major Cities: Malabo 09
Other Phone Tips:
Religion: Roman Catholic 83%, other Christian and tribal
Population: 500000
Ethnic Breakdown: Fang 80%, Bubi 15%
Government: Republic
Languages: Spanish, indigenous, English
Major Cities: Malabo, Bata
Attractions: Bioko Island, Monte Alen National Park
Accomodation:
Tourism Office locations and links:
Off-the-Beaten-Path: Pagalu
Health Issues: Malaria
When to go: December through March has the least amount of rain.
Common Phrases: Hola = Hello, Si = Yes, No = No, Como se llama? = What is your name, Gracias = Thank You, Por favor = Please
Specific Events/Holidays: Presidents Birthday: June 5, Liberation Day: August 3
Getting Around: There are flights between mainland and Bioko Island. Minibuses services the major cities
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