Cogo, a hidden gem nestled on the Muni estuary in mainland Equatorial Guinea, was formerly known as Puerto Iradier.  Situated roughly 120 km south of Bata, Cogo is the country's southernmost city.  Fishing is the lifeblood of Cogo's economy, with the Cogo Port serving as a bustling center of activity.

Step back in time by exploring the partially ruined Spanish colonial buildings, remnants of a bygone era.  Pay your respects at the Manuel Iradier Ybulfy Monument, honoring the first European settler in Cogo.

Beyond the historical sites, Cogo offers a glimpse into local life.  Explore the traditional shops and food stalls lining the streets.  For a wider range of shopping options, a trip to Bata, 120 kilometers away, might be necessary.

Cogo's nightlife scene is relatively limited, with more vibrant options available in Malabo and Bata.  However, Cogo's charm lies in its tranquility and authentic experience.  For those seeking a connection with nature, venture to the Reserva Natural del Estuario del Muni, boasting lush vegetation and diverse wildlife. Nearby Altos de Nsork National Park offers a similar opportunity to immerse yourself in Equatorial Guinea's breathtaking natural beauty.