Introducing Rio Muni
Rio Muni covers the whole area of continental Equatorial Guinea from the River Ntem in the north, to the Gabon border in the south and east. Highlights include the Monte Alen National Park, where the tropical forests ring with jabbering of chimpanzees and gorillas. For a contemporary look at life in Equatorial Guinea, try the port town of Bata. Oil money has meant lots of construction here and you can laze about at some of the local beaches before taking in the nightlife.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Permits
by am021169 19 November 2010
Can't comment on visa situation for Koreans, but for American travelers to EG there are no problems with travel at all. Traveling to Bioko…
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RE: to annobon (pagalu)
by russfielding 18 January 2009
Thanks for the help! I'll try contacting those airlines soon. In the meantime, do you (or anyone else) know of alternative means of…
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RE: Eqoatorial Guinea - worth visiting
by chriskean1 09 July 2008
Dutch Uncle they're Moroccan guards. I got to meet Obiang briefly all those years ago; he didn't look like a cannibal (Spanish press…
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