and boat-beating surf—like that pounding Point Dolores here on the southern coast—have helped keep Bioko wild. Most of the island’s estimated 150,000 people live in Equatorial Guinea’s ...

When people think of Spanish-speaking countries ... offering a chance to see rare primates like mountain gorillas. On Bioko Island, visitors can also see sea turtles nesting on black volcanic ...

Treading water and barely able to open my eyes in what felt like a constant driving rain, I craned my neck upwards trying to guess the height of the ledge above. I was under a cascade of water ...