Unexplored Destination

As a result of its lengthy Portuguese occupation, Guinea-Bissau has a diverse range of architectural styles. The nation is endowed with breathtaking natural landscapes, well-protected wildlife reserves, and national parks in addition to these man-made wonders and historic relics. The Bijagós Archipelago, which is made up of a number of inhabited and deserted islands and offers a variety of tourist sites, from the ruins of the former capital of Bolama to the stunning Orango Islands National Park, is undoubtedly the nation's crowning achievement.

Tour Bissau's charming yet dynamic capital city while going back in time. The city is home to many historical attractions from the nation's colonial past. While the coastline region offers breathtaking beaches, a stroll through the Portugal district will transport you to a world of intriguing architecture. The Fortaleza d' Amura barracks, as well as historical sites like the Pidjiguiti Memorial and the Museum of African Artifacts, can be found all across the city. More stunning vistas are offered by the city's traversal of the lovely Geba River.

One of the numerous islands that make up the Orango Islands National Park is Ilha de Orango. It is a wonderful location for island hopping and enjoying various beaches while admiring the stunning scenery that surrounds the palm-fringed shores. Beautiful woodlands and wetlands with uncommon saltwater hippos and crocodiles make up the landscapes, which are ideal for bird-watching and turtle sightings.