Annobón Airport guide

Annobón Airport serves Annobón, the small volcanic island that forms Equatorial Guinea's southernmost province. The island lies in the Gulf of Guinea, far from the mainland and from the main island of Bioko, so the airfield is the quickest link to the rest of the country. It sits west of the town of San Antonio de Palé.

The airport was inaugurated on 15 October 2010 during Independence Day celebrations, alongside a new commercial port. The Moroccan contractor Somagec built both projects, and the government paid for them in full. Before the works the island had only a short airstrip.

The single concrete runway, designated 05/23, is about 1,890 metres long. The airport sits at an elevation of 25 metres. It is run by Aeropuertos de Guinea Ecuatorial (ADGE). CEIBA Intercontinental flies a weekly service to Malabo, the only scheduled destination. Flights are infrequent, so travellers should confirm schedules with the airline before planning a trip.