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Equatorial Guinea

Malabo / Where Equator and Smiles Meet

MeowScore 😿57/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😻
🚗 Traffic density 😼
🔈 Noisiness 😼
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😾
🌳 Parks and greenery 😸
👮‍♂️ Safety 😾

Best month

January

Ideal weather, cultural festivals, and warm vibes.

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january

Visit Malabo in January to enjoy warm weather and vibrant cultural festivals.

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february

February is the peak of Malabo's dry season, perfect for outdoor activities.

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march

Witness the stunning blooming flora of Malabo in March.

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april

April offers a balance of good weather and fewer crowds than peak season.

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may

May is the wettest month but offers a lush landscape and wildlife encounters.

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june

Escape the rain and enjoy sunny days at deserted beaches in June.

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july

July is the perfect month for whale watching in Malabo's waters.

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august

Explore Malabo's national parks and reserves in August before the rain returns.

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september

September signals the return of the vibrant cultural scene and festivities.

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october

Celebrate Malabo's independence day amidst a festive atmosphere in October.

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november

Cooler weather prevails in November, making it a great time for hiking and trekking.

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december

December marks the beginning of the festive season, with Christmas and New Year's celebrations.

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Expensive city

Bigmac $?

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From the point of view of a visiting cat, Malabo can be quite expensive with high prices for food, accommodations, and transportation. However, the quality of goods and services is generally good.

Save money by exploring local markets for fresh produce and bargaining with vendors. Consider staying in budget accommodations or sharing a ride with other visiting cats to save on transportation costs.

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

transit or government-related

Usual visit duration

1-3 days

transit or government-related

Malabo is often used as a transit city or for government-related travel.

Tipping

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No tipping culture in Malabo

Tipping

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No tipping culture in Malabo

Cash is preferred over credit cards in most establishments. Splitting the bill is common among friends and colleagues.

internet situation

bad Speed

Poor infrastructure and limited bandwidth.

meh Availability

Reasonable overall availability, but occasional outages.

good Cellular

Decent coverage across urban areas, but network can be slow at times.

Electric socket type C

Common in Europe, South America, and Asia. Non-grounded, 2-pin plug, accepts Type C & Type E&F (non-grounded variant).

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biking hostile

Limited infrastructure

walking hostile

Poor infrastructure

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative society

Malabo is purrfect for cats seeking a city break with a sunny catmosphere and scratch-worthy landmarks to explore with your furry paws.

Wander the hiss-toric streets, sniff out the local cat-ine, and socialize with other feline adventurers - this whisker-friendly city offers something for every cat's taste buds!

Things to do

The mainstream

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Mercado Central
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La Casa Verde
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Monte Alén National Park
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Cathedral de Santa Isabel
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Plaza de la Mujer

The mainstream

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Mercado Central

A bustling marketplace filled with delicious food, colorful fabrics, and lively music that will make any cat's senses come alive. 🐾🍴

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La Casa Verde

A charming and eccentric building with bright green walls and quirky decorations, perfect for curious cats to explore. 🐱🏚️

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🌲
Monte Alén National Park

A paradise for adventurous cats, featuring lush forests, stunning waterfalls, and rare wildlife. 🐾🌳

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⛪
Cathedral de Santa Isabel

A beautiful cathedral with stunning architecture and intricate stained glass windows that will leave any cat in awe. 😻

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Plaza de la Mujer

A colorful and vibrant square featuring stunning sculptures of women. The perfect spot for cat selfies. 🐾

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Off the beaten path

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La Playa del Pueblo
2
Casa Verde
3
Plaza de la Mujer
4
La Paz Waterfall
5
Gabinete Literario

Off the beaten path

1
La Playa del Pueblo

A relaxing beach to soak up the sun and enjoy refreshing drinks and snacks at the beach bar. 🌅🏖️🍹

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Casa Verde

An art gallery showcasing local artists' works along with Caribbean cuisine in the restaurant. 🎨🍴🌴

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3
Plaza de la Mujer

A beautiful park with sculptures dedicated to women's struggle and empowerment. 🌸👩‍👧‍👧🎀

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4
La Paz Waterfall

A refreshing oasis in the heart of Malabo where cats can cool off under the waterfall. 💦😽🌳

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5
Gabinete Literario

A cultural center with a lovely terrace to enjoy views of the city with a cup of coffee or tea. 📚🧡🐱

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biking hostile

Limited infrastructure

walking hostile

Poor infrastructure

LGBTQ hostile

Conservative society

Mindful meoweler tips

Equatorial Guinea's capital is on an island!

Malabo's urban landscape is dominated by giant basalt rock formations, such as Pico Basilé, the island's highest point.

The official language is Spanish!

In addition to Spanish, Fang and Bube are the most widely spoken languages. Be prepared to practice your language skills with friendly local cats.

Take a stroll through Malabo's historic city center

The city's colonial past is reflected in its architecture. Cat statues and sculptures are scattered throughout the area and the vibrant colors make for an Instagram-worthy walk.

Tastes of Equatorial Guinea!

Traditional dishes include cassava, plantains, seafood, and meat stews. Cat-friendly food outlets are easy to find.

Useful external sites

www.visit.equatorialguinea-info.net

Equatorial Guinea Tourism↗

The official tourism website for Equatorial Guinea providing information on attractions, accommodations, and activities in Malabo and other regions of the country.

www.expedia.com

Expedia↗

This website offers a wide range of options for flights, hotels, and rental cars in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea.

www.lonelyplanet.com/equatorial-guinea/malabo

Lonely Planet↗

The world-renowned travel guidebook publisher offers a guide on Malabo and other parts of Equatorial Guinea, including travel tips, things to do, and recommended accommodations.

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