Río Muni Voyage Tips and guide

Río Muni, called Mbini in the Fang language, is the mainland territory of Equatorial Guinea.

Map of Río Muni

• 1.8659.771 Bata – the major city on the mainland
• 1.59166710.8222222 Ciudad de la Paz – previously known as Oyala and Djibloho, this planned city has been built as the new capital
• 1.0833339.73 Kogo – called Puerto Iradier during Spanish rule, it is known for its ruins of colonial architecture
• 2.1511.3166674 Ebibeyin – a major access point in the far northeast corner
• 1.0833339.6666675 Acalayong – one of the two border crossings for those traveling from Gabon to Equatorial Guinea
• 1.4166679.6166676 Bitica
• 1.4510.5666677 Evinayong – a small mountain-top town known for its nightlife, its market and the nearby waterfalls
• 1.5833339.6166678 Mbini – known for its seafood and for nearby beaches
• 1.62870611.3168339 Mongomo – a city on the border with Gabon

• 1.478610.13191 Monte Alén National Park – fantastic fauna in the center of the mainland
• 2.1714179.8348332 Río Campo Natural Reserve

The main languages spoken in Río Muni are Fang-Ntumu, which is spoken in the north, and Fang-Okak, which is spoken in the south. Spanish also is spoken, although only as a second language.

Bata Airport (BSG ^IATA)

Bata has some nice colonial buildings, markets, and a promenade of more than 20 km.

• As of February 2026, Litoral province is a malaria-risk area. Take prophylactics and use mosquito repellents and nets.
• Medical facilities are limited; bring necessary medications and travel insurance covering medical evacuation.
• Stick to bottled water and well-cooked food to avoid waterborne illnesses.