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Conakry, Guinea
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Guinea

Practical guide

Guinea is in Western Africa. It has 15,099,727 inhabitants across 245,857 km². It borders 6 countries. Its capital is Conakry. People speak French and the currency is the Guinean Franc (GNF). Ezplora has pages for 5 of its cities, with month-by-month climate and the distances between them.

Capital
Conakry
Population
15,099,727
Area
245,857 km²
Currency
Guinean Franc · GNF
Languages
French
Time zone
Africa/Conakry
Dialling code
+224
Domain
.gn

When to go to Guinea

The best months to visit Conakry are January, February and December. In Conakry, daytime highs go from 30° in July to 35° in April. Temperatures change little through the year. The wettest month is August (1099 mm) and the driest is January (0 mm). The rainy season runs from May to October. From January to May, highs go above 33°.

Weather in Conakry month by month

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
high33°33°34°35°33°32°30°30°30°32°33°32°
low22°22°24°25°24°23°23°23°23°24°23°22°
rain0 mm0 mm3 mm19 mm133 mm380 mm1055 mm1099 mm571 mm297 mm72 mm8 mm

1970–2000 normals (WorldClim 2.1). Monthly rainfall total.

Cities in Guinea

Distances in Guinea

Neighboring countries

Frequently asked questions

What is the capital of Guinea?

The capital of Guinea is Conakry.

What currency is used in Guinea?

Guinea uses the Guinean Franc (GNF).

What language is spoken in Guinea?

In Guinea, people speak French.

When is the best time to visit Guinea?

The best months to visit Conakry are January, February and December. In Conakry, daytime highs go from 30° in July to 35° in April. Temperatures change little through the year. The wettest month is August (1099 mm) and the driest is January (0 mm). The rainy season runs from May to October. From January to May, highs go above 33°.

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Data from Banco Mundial, GeoNames and WorldClim. Photo from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA).

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