Overview

Equatorial Guinea covers 28,050 km² split between an insular province and a mainland province, with dense equatorial forest, beaches, and abundant water. Its 1.8 million people belong to 10 ethnic groups practicing Christianity, traditional Bantu religions, and Islam, with 4 major rivers, 2 international airports, 3 ports, no railway, an excellent road network, 2 hydroelectric plants, and 4 cities of 40,000 to 500,000 inhabitants.