Activities in Guinea-Bissau and the Bijagós Archipelago offer a unique immersion in the country’s nature, history and cultural diversity. From observing hippos and turtles in their natural habitat to hiking through jungles and mangroves, traditional fishing or visiting remote villages, each experience connects the traveler with the environment in a profound and respectful way.

🌿 Natural wealth🌿

Guinea-Bissau stands out for its unique natural landscapes in West Africa. The Cufada lagoons, inland forests and coastal mangroves are home to exceptional biodiversity. The Bijagós Archipelago, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is a refuge for saltwater hippos and sea turtles. Speedboat excursions allow you to explore unspoiled islands where nature remains untouched.

🏛️ Historic Heritage 🏛️

Cities such as Bissau, Cacheu, Bolama and Bafatá preserve traces of Portuguese colonization, Atlantic trade and the struggle for independence. Visiting their fortresses, cobblestone streets or emblematic squares gives an insight into the country’s past beyond the obvious.

🪘 Cultural authenticity🪘

In the villages or tabankas it is possible to participate in or witness ancestral rituals, spiritual ceremonies and traditional dances. These experiences are not tourist spectacles, but living manifestations of a culture that remains firm and deeply rooted.

🎣🏖️Beaches and sport fishing 🏖️🎣

Sport fishing in Guinea-Bissau is an adventure in waters teeming with life. The areas around the islands are ideal for catching large species in a natural and virtually untouched environment. After the thrill of the sea, white sandy beaches and warm waters where time seems to stand still await you. They are perfect for disconnecting, surrounded by nature and absolute tranquillity.