Where does EG Car Rentals provide service in Equatorial Guinea?
We provide car rentals, airport transfers, DMC support, and corporate transport in Malabo, Bata, Bioko Island, and key routes across Equatorial Guinea.
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We provide car rentals, airport transfers, DMC support, and corporate transport in Malabo, Bata, Bioko Island, and key routes across Equatorial Guinea.
Yes. Chauffeur-driven rentals are available for business travelers, visitors, delegations, and clients who prefer local driving support in Malabo, Bata, and other cities.
For routes outside the city, we recommend a 4x4 SUV such as a Toyota Land Cruiser, Hilux, Pajero, or Fortuner, especially for rural roads, rain, mountain access, and remote tourism destinations.
Yes. We arrange pickup and drop-off at Malabo International Airport (SSG), transfers in Bata, and direct transport to hotels, offices, events, or tourism destinations.
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Annobón Island is one of the most remote and least-visited places on Earth. Located 320 kilometers southwest of Bioko, this volcanic island offers an extraordinary adventure for intrepid travelers. With no mass tourism infrastructure, Annobón rewards visitors with untouched volcanic landscapes, primal beaches, fascinating Creole culture, and some of the best whale watching in the Atlantic. This 5-day expedition is designed for travelers who seek the truly extraordinary — places most people will never see.
July to October for whale watching. June to September for best weather. Flights are limited and subject to demand.
Hotel pickup in Malabo at 5:00 AM on Day 1. Charter flight to Annobón included.
Depart Malabo early morning on the charter flight (approximately 2.5 hours). Land on the tiny airstrip and feel immediately transported to another world. Transfer to your beachfront accommodation in San Antonio de Palé, the island's main village. After settling in, take an introductory walk around the village — meet the friendly Annobonese people, see the colonial church, and learn about the island's fascinating Creole culture and history. The afternoon is free for swimming and relaxing on the beach. Evening welcome dinner featuring local specialties including seafood caught that morning.
Wake early (5:00 AM) for the ascent of Pico Quioveo, the island's highest point at 610 meters. The trail climbs through lush tropical forest, past coffee plants and fruit trees, with increasingly spectacular views of the coastline. Reach the summit by mid-morning for panoramic views across the entire island and the vast Atlantic. On clear days, you can see São Tomé island to the northeast. Descend by a different route, stopping at natural pools formed by volcanic rock. Return to San Antonio by early afternoon for a well-deserved rest.
Annobón's waters are among the richest in the Atlantic for marine life. Board a local fishing boat early morning for a whale watching excursion — humpback whales (July–October), sperm whales, and orcas are frequently spotted. Witness dolphins riding the bow wave and sea turtles surfacing for air. After lunch, explore the island's dramatic coastline by kayak, paddling through sea caves and past volcanic arches. A snorkeling stop at a pristine reef reveals colorful fish and coral formations. Evening at leisure.
Today explore the wild southern coast of the island on foot. Walk along pristine beaches with volcanic black sand, explore tidal pools teeming with marine life, and discover secluded coves accessible only on foot. Visit the southern lighthouse and the abandoned whaling station — remnants of a bygone era. Your guide will explain the island's history of whaling and subsequent conservation. Picnic lunch on a deserted beach. Return via a different route through the island's interior, passing small farms where locals grow coffee, bananas, and taro. Farewell dinner with the local community guide team.
Enjoy a final breakfast watching the local fishermen launch their boats. Take a last swim in the warm Atlantic before packing up. Transfer to the airstrip for the mid-morning flight back to Malabo. Arrive in Malabo by early afternoon with the unforgettable experience of having visited one of Earth's most remote island communities.
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Scale Equatorial Guinea's most iconic peak at 3,097 meters above sea level. This challenging two-day expedition takes you through lush cloud forests, past volcanic rock formations, and into alpine terrain with breathtaking views of Bioko Island and the Atlantic Ocean. Led by experienced local guides, the Pico Basile Summit trek is the ultimate adventure for hikers and nature lovers seeking the tallest climb in Central West Africa.
Venture into Equatorial Guinea's largest national park, a pristine rainforest spanning over 2,000 km of primary jungle on the Rio Muni mainland. Monte Alen is a biodiversity hotspot where you can track mandrills, spot forest elephants, and listen to the calls of over 300 bird species. With expert local guides leading the way, this three-day expedition offers an immersive jungle experience with comfortable eco-camp accommodations.
Hike through lush montane forest to the breathtaking volcanic crater lake of Lago Biaó, a dramatic body of water formed in the ancient summit caldera of the San Joaquín shield volcano. This two-day journey is a paradise for photographers and nature enthusiasts, offering mirror-like lake reflections, endemic wildlife, and a rare overnight camping experience at altitude with panoramic views across Bioko Island.
