Gabu is a significant city in eastern Guinea-Bissau, known for its strategic location and cultural importance in the region. It serves as a key administrative and economic center for the surrounding Gabu region.
Located in the eastern part of Guinea-Bissau, Gabu is a vibrant city with rich historical significance tied to the Fulani people and traditional West African trading routes. The city represents an important cultural crossroads, offering visitors insights into the local traditions, ethnic diversity, and historical complexity of Guinea-Bissau's eastern territories.
Best Time: Dry season (November-May)
Time Needed: 1-2 days
Entrance: Free for most attractions