Guinea

Guinea's capital and largest city, spread across the Kaloum Peninsula and connected islands, with a tropical maritime setting, vibrant markets and a mixture of colonial and modern architecture.

A sandstone highland region in central-northern Guinea characterised by dramatic eroded plateaus, deep valleys and the traditional architecture of the pastoral Fulbe people.

The principal island of the Îles de Los archipelago off Conakry, known for its rocky islets, Tamara Fortress ruins, fishing villages and a panoramic lighthouse.

The largest city in eastern Guinea and the Upper Guinea region, a historic trading hub on the middle Niger River with a notable Sudano-Moorish Grand Mosque and a weekly regional market.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site straddling the Guinea–Côte d'Ivoire border, centred on a dramatic table mountain rising above the surrounding forest with exceptional endemic biodiversity.

The largest city in the forested Guinea forest region of southeastern Guinea, a major commercial and transport hub for the timber, cocoa and coffee trade, and a gateway to the forest zone and the Liberian border.