TRAVEL: MALABO EQUITORIAL GUNIEA

The Sofitel Malabo

The Sofitel Malabo

The Sofitel Malabo

Somewhere In Malabo

Semo Market Malabo


Semo Market Malabo


Malabo International Airport



Random house






Photography by me 

Hey guys, so I was looking through my  drafts and realized this post never went up.
So I spent a few months in Malabo Equatorial Guinea at the beginning of the year due to my dad's work. This place is a small city located in Central Africa.  The population is about 187,000 and the official language is Spanish. Fish and petroleum are some of their exports. The markets are heavily saturated with Nigerian business traders as well. I ate so much plantain as they have it in abundance. While I found Malabo to be quite dull I'm glad I had the chance to explore a new place. 
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  1. Bash Harry9 Oct 2015, 15:28:00

    Oh, Malabo looks amazing even if you think it's a little dull. Hahaha, but I think just traveling to a new place is fun! Malabo does look very sweet <3

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  2. Sanny Renz10 Oct 2015, 10:33:00

    Love this post. I should visit Malabo soon.

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  3. Unknown10 Oct 2015, 21:40:00

    Wow, it is so amazing that you got to experience in a new place.
    So lovely!

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  4. Unknown12 Oct 2015, 09:03:00

    nice pictures, someone had fun :)

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  5. Sophie Atieno12 Oct 2015, 10:40:00

    I love the pictures and this is certainly a place I would like to visit especially if they speak spanish
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  6. Unknown12 Oct 2015, 14:58:00

    Always wanted to visit other parts of Africa
    Cool. Will add Malabo to the list

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  7. Unknown12 Oct 2015, 17:53:00

    For the love of food I can't help but dye for those mangoes and bananas. they look so appetising. Most photos in this post remind me so much of the streets of Kenya and the Market. They are almost the same.
    Wish you lovely Week Sara
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  8. Missymayification12 Oct 2015, 22:24:00

    It would be great to visit some African countries. Guinea looks like a great place. Great shots!! How I miss that mango - so juicy!

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  9. Berry Dakara13 Oct 2015, 18:48:00

    I think it looks quaint and charming. Perfect for a quiet and relaxing vacation.

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