Rolas Island Protected Area offers stunning natural beauty and diverse wildlife, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore its lush forests and pristine beaches.
Rolas Island Protected Area is located south of the equator off the coast of Sao Tome and Principe. Known for its incredible biodiversity, the island hosts a variety of ecosystems ranging from tropical rainforests to sandy beaches. Its location straddling the equator adds to its uniqueness, marked by breathtaking beaches and rich marine life, including coral reefs and migratory whales. The island's history is rich with colonial influences, and its cultural significance is seen through local traditions and architecture. Popular activities here include hiking through the dense forest trails, snorkeling in clear waters, and observing the abundant birdlife. The island's strategic lookout points offer panoramic views, capturing the island's full splendor and ensuring lasting memories for visitors.
Equator Landmark - the official marker that indicates the equatorial line running through the island.
Pristine Coral Reefs - offering outstanding snorkeling and diving experiences.
Diverse Wildlife - including unique bird species and marine life.
Dense Rainforests - providing exceptional hiking and exploring opportunities.
A significant landmark depicting the Earth's equatorial line, a must-visit for travelers.
A beautiful waterfall nestled within the lush forests, offering a great spot for relaxation and photography.
An architectural gem providing accommodation with spectacular views of the surrounding ocean and forest.