Equatorial Guinea in Africa isn't one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world. However, it is still a popular stop for Americans looking for an underrated island getaway or those hoping to visit Monte Alén National Park.

Visitors planning a trip will need to exercise increased caution, however, according to a new Travel Advisory by the U.S. Department of State issued on October 7, 2025. The travel advisory upgrades Equatorial Guinea 's Level 2 advisory, exercise increased caution, citing more reasons for concern.

The change comes as another African island, Madagascar, was hit with a Level 3 U.S. Travel Advisory warning . Level 3 warnings urge Americans to reconsider travel to the destination. In the case of Madagascar, five fatalities during local demonstrations prompt

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