After applicants immigrate to Bissau and obtain residency, taking a trip to Guinea-Bissau for tourism and vacation is an excellent choice. Below, we share some helpful tips for your trip to Guinea-Bissau!
There are no direct flights from China to Guinea-Bissau, so how do you get there? Guinea-Bissau has only one international airport in the capital, Bissau, which serves as the gateway to the country. Due to its history as a former Portuguese colony and its past union with Cape Verde, the country maintains close bilateral relations. There are flights to Lisbon, Portugal (TAP Air Portugal) and Praia, Cape Verde (TACV Cabo Verde Airlines, with a layover in Dakar). Additionally, one can transit through Dakar, a major aviation hub in West Africa.
The best season for tourism and vacationing in Guinea-Bissau is from October to March of the following year, when the weather is clear and pleasant. The rainy season from July to September is not suitable for travel. Guinea-Bissau is rich in cashews, and the local area is covered with vast cashew orchards, where bright red cashews hang amidst the lush green foliage, creating a beautiful sight.
The most famous tourist attraction in Guinea-Bissau is undoubtedly the Bijagós Archipelago, located about 50 kilometers from the capital, Bissau. It consists of over a dozen islands featuring beaches and resorts. This is not only a place of beautiful scenery but also a great spot to get close to nature. The archipelago has a nature reserve where a large number of sea turtles come to lay eggs from July to November each year. Furthermore, the islands are home to the world's only hippos that live in saltwater areas, as well as a vast array of birds and fish, making it an important destination for fishing.
