Santo Antonio, the capital of Annobón Island, welcomes you with a relaxed atmosphere. This northernmost part of the island is the driest and flattest, offering a unique landscape.  As the island's main town, Santo Antonio features essential infrastructure like the Annobón Airport, a dock, a hospital, and a school. Historic remnants include a lighthouse, a radio station, and a Catholic mission, hinting at the island's past.

Beyond the essential facilities, Santo Antonio offers a glimpse into island life. Explore the charming streets lined with colonial-style buildings and visit local markets to immerse yourself in the island's culture. For pure relaxation, head to Punta Moka, a picturesque and remote beach with white sands and turquoise waters. Nature lovers can find serenity at Lago A Pot, a volcanic crater lake surrounded by lush vegetation, perfect for birdwatching. While dining options are limited, local eateries offer traditional Equatoguinean cuisine featuring grilled fish, plantains, and cassava. Don't expect a vibrant nightlife scene in Santo Antonio.