West Africa
18 places to discover, in the order of the notebook Festival TV .
Rare, authentic and accessible places, chosen at the Festival TV grid — human history and meeting before the decor.
Maférinya — Moïse 1er's favourite in Guinea: the closest nature escape to Conakry, ideal before or after a festival in the capital.
To do : Visit the agro-ecological farm · local meals · swimming pool · quad and obstacle path · mini-zoo (ostriches, crocodiles) · edge of the
Kindia — The natural escape evident during the Kindia Mango Festival.
Things to do: Swimming according to season and local directions · picnic · photo
Forécariah — For the little traveller who wants to see the sea as Guineans live it, to combine with Maf Village.
Things to do: Walk · Meet fishermen · sunset
Boffa — A weekend of sea and memory, to be linked to the Discovery page "Rio Pongo's negriers sites".
To do: Beach · visit Farinyah and Dominyah memory sites
Dubréka — To be combined with the Soumba and Bondabon Falls, already on Festival TV.
To do : Guided hiking · panorama
Investment, culture, tourism: this is the triptych of Guinea's Branding National, and its video of Camayenne beach sums it up in images. Air views and ground plans: sand, parasols, swimming pools and palm trees, with Conakry just behind. It is the beach of the Conakrykakas, the seaside scenery of the capital's festivals — and one of the most beautiful postcards in the country. #LaGuineeNotreParadis
Video: Branding National of Guinea (official page, 17 May 2034) — see the video on Facebook
Conakry — Inaugurated on 30 September 2026, 13 hectares of sport and leisure by the sea, next to the beach of Camayenne.
Off Conakry — An archipelago of beaches and villages accessible by an organized maritime exit.
© Flucco, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Pita — Spectacular waterfalls in the heart of the green reliefs of Fouta-Djallon.
© Flucco, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Pita — A fall and emblematic gorges to discover with local councils.
© Aboubacarkhoraa, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Mali-ville, Fouta-Djallon — A remarkable rock silhouette that dominates the landscapes of the north of the country.
© Aboubacarkhoraa, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Dalaba — A mountain stage renowned for its panoramas and peaceful atmosphere.
© Flucco, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Dalaba Prefecture, Mamou Region — A historical village associated with the religious and political history of Fouta-Djallon.
© Guinea Development Board (gdb.gn)
Dubréka — A getaway of waterfalls and greenery in the hinterland of Conakry.
© Guinea Development Board (gdb.gn)
Lola — A mass of high biodiversity whose visits require adequate supervision.
© Guinea Development Board (gdb.gn)
Mandiana — A place associated with the memory of the Empire of Mali and the Mandingues traditions.
Conakry — A cultural stop to discover collections related to Guinean stories and cultures.
© Yamen, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Faranah — One of the largest parks in West Africa: forests and savannahs protected around the Niger River and its tributary to the Mafu, classified Ramsar sites.
© Yakoo1986, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Kobikoro, near Faranah — In Kobikoro, in Faranah Prefecture, the Niger River flows from West Africa to Nigeria.
Koundara — Senegal border park, adjacent to Niokolo-Koba, in the heart of a biosphere reserve recognized by UNESCO.
© Sambaldé, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Koundara — The villages Bassari and Koniagui of Guinea, a living cultural landscape on the UNESCO Indicative List.
Boffa — Former negriars' counters and landing posts in Boffa, Guinean segment of the Slave Route on the UNESCO Indicative List.
© François FOUGERE, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Bossou, Prefecture of Lola — The chimpanzees of Bossou, studied by primatologists since the 1970s and famous worldwide for their use of tools.
© Aboubacarkhoraa, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
Dubréka - The nearby Soumba waterfall in the hills of Dubréka, a popular excursion from Conakry.
The Festival TV tourist industry in Guinea organises tours throughout the country — islands of Loos, Maf Village, Fouta-Djalon, Niger River — to be combined with your festival. See the tours in Guinea and book by request.