Finca Sampaka- Travel Tips
What to See, How to Plan & Tours- Historical & Cultural
- 5 Reviews
Operators offering tours in Equatorial Guinea
Reviews of Finca Sampaka
Alvaro Almagro Colorado - 1
Good morning The information on the schedule is surprising. At the entrance there is a sign that says Attention to the public, hours from 08:00 to 16:00 from Monday to Friday, closed Saturday and Sunday. I went this morning at 12:05 and they told me that it is closed for staff rest and food. I ask why it doesn't say so on the sign where they have the schedules posted and they don't know. Is it difficult to enter the correct information? , I had to return with a cost of 2000xfa due to bad information from Casa Mallo. Oh? On the website they say that they are open until 5:00 p.m. What is the correct schedule? It costs a lot to get good information and put a little love into things. We tourists appreciate it
Will Crocktow - 5
Tree to bar chocolate factory and so much more! If you do one thing in Malabo it should be this. The one hour tour contains an incredible variety of experiences from botany lessons to scenic beauty to history to a wild variety of machinery both old and new. Of course much of this is accompanied by delicious aromas and eventually you get to taste the different flavours of chocolate, many of which feature the spices you've seen growing in the gardens during your tour. The tour is reasonably priced at 10000 CFA but the best thing is that you get that money back if you spend it in the shop at the end, which is of course very easy to do! Our guide was also excellent and I just can't fault anything with this place, it was a perfect experience.
Make it simple but significant - 5
Historical place to visit where cocoa an coffee is harvested since 1907, interesting tour with guide takes one hour with good explanation, after visit there 8s a shop where you can purchase products of the finca. Definitely recommend Historical place to visit where cocoa and coffee have been harvested since 1907, an interesting tour with a guide takes an hour with a good explanation, after the tour there is 8s a shop where you can buy products from the finca. I really recommend The history of the visit must be based on cocoa and coffee from 1907, an interesting guided tour that lasts for a while with a good spy, but the visit is a negotiation which is possible to acquire the product from the finca. Consiglio lively
Walid Mahdaoui - 5
…. A must do !
Phaino Aletha - 5
One of the first places to go on Bioko island for sure. It is a great educational experience and also a great example of how to help build up local populations. I brought students here and we saw how the owners and farmers and government work together for the betterment of the society and farmer's lives. It is inspirational. The owners are tremendous people, very humble and down to earth. There is also a movie about the finca. Great introduction to EG and its history.
