This tour takes you through Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia, three countries often overlooked by travelers, yet rich in history, culture, and landscapes. You’ll explore lively markets, remote villages, and forests and coastlines that feel untouched. Along the way, you’ll learn about the diverse cultures of the region, the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade, and the stories that have shaped these nations. It’s a journey that combines history, everyday life, and breathtaking scenery, offering a perspective few visitors ever experience.
Highlights:
♦ Conakry - Guinea’s lively capital, with bustling markets, colonial architecture, and rich cultural diversity
♦ Bunce Island - one of West Africa’s most significant slave-trade forts, declared a national monument in 1948
♦ Mende Traditional Dance - a cultural performance by the Mende society, showcasing one of Sierra Leone’s most expressive traditions
♦ Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary - Sierra Leone’s leading wildlife refuge, dedicated to rescuing and protecting endangered chimpanzees
NOTICE: New Visa Application Requirements for Guinea (Conakry)
Issued to: All European Passport Holders Planning to Visit the Republic of Guinea
Effective Date: August 1, 2026
Subject: Mandatory 45-Day Advance Visa Application Requirement
1. Purpose of This Notice
This notice serves to inform all holders of European passports (including but not limited to citizens of the European Union, the United Kingdom, and associated European states) that the Republic of Guinea has implemented revised visa procedures. Due to the principle of reciprocity, significant changes apply to your entry requirements.
2. Critical Deadline: 45-Day Advance Application
Effective immediately, all European passport holders are required to submit their visa applications at least forty-five (45) days prior to their intended arrival date in Guinea.
This extended processing period is mandatory. Applications submitted within 45 days of travel may not be processed in time for departure, and airlines may deny boarding if a valid visa or approval is not presented .
3. Key Changes for European Applicants
Processing Time: The standard processing time has been extended to a maximum of 45 days. Do not rely on previous expedited timelines.
Visa Fee: The entry visa fee is now $100 USD (excluding bank charges), an increase from the previous rate .
Multiple-Entry Visas: The issuance of multiple-entry visas has been temporarily suspended for European passport holders. You must apply for a single-entry visa for your current trip .
Application Method: All applications must be submitted online via the official portal of the Guinea Border Police (Direction Centrale de la Police aux Frontières - DCPAF) at www.paf.gov.gn. On-the-spot applications at the airport are not permitted for this process .
4. Required Documentation Checklist
Before initiating the online application, ensure you have digital copies of the following:
Passport: Valid for at least six (6) months beyond your arrival date.
Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate: This is mandatory for entry into Guinea .
Photograph: Recent passport-style digital photo.
Accommodation Proof: Hotel reservation or a formal invitation/attestation d'hébergement.
Return/Onward Ticket: Confirmed flight reservation.
5. Important Advisory
Do not purchase non-refundable flight tickets until you have received your visa approval. Given the 45-day processing window, it is strongly recommended to finalize your travel insurance and accommodation only after the visa is secured.
For official application and updates: Please visit the official Guinean visa portal at https://www.paf.gov.gn .
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