Ecotourism in Equatorial Guinea
The gorilla forests of Monte Alén and Ureka's leatherback nesting beaches — conservation at work on Bioko and the mainland.
Gallery — Ecotourism in Equatorial Guinea
A visual journey through the experiences that await you.
Monte Alén National Park
- gorillas and chimpanzees
- forest birdlife
1,400 km² of protected rainforest
Ureka sea-turtle nesting reserve
- leatherback and green turtles
- nesting season Nov–Mar
Southern Bioko nesting grounds
Rio Campo Nature Reserve
- coastal rainforest
- nesting beaches
Mainland coastal turtle nesting
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Ecotourism in Equatorial Guinea
Monte Alén National Park — 1,400 km² of protected rainforest — is Equatorial Guinea's primary destination for gorilla, chimpanzee and forest-elephant conservation tourism.
On southern Bioko, the Ureka sea-turtle nesting reserve is one of Africa's most important nesting sites for endangered turtles, including leatherbacks and greens (season: November to March), observed under guided, supervised conditions; the Rio Campo Nature Reserve extends mainland coastal turtle-nesting protection.
one of Africa's most important nesting sites for endangered turtles.