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I have to be honest with you, I crossed the coastline of the country in a high tempo due to circumstances, so I don’t know all ins and outs, but let this give you a small direction.","2020-09-03T17:28:17.000Z","ieMGYdJeX6ZyKgKeeGhMXPFZkax2",{"body":45,"updatedAt":46,"updatedBy":43},"A visa is required for most countries, see image below.\n\nGuinea\n\nVisa exempt\n\nVisa on arrival (Disputed; see below)\n\neVisa \u002F Visa required\n\nSource: [Wikipedia](https:\u002F\u002Fen.wikipedia.org\u002Fwiki\u002FVisa_policy_of_Guinea).","2021-03-14T15:52:05.000Z",{"updatedAt":48,"updatedBy":49,"parts":50},"2021-05-22T21:32:02.000Z","01dRgHcnFiTSprDGCEB4Jxq7iDH3",{"couchsurfing":51,"formalCamping":52,"hostels":53,"wildCamping":54},"Not very common, only big cities offer CS hosts.","There are no campsites, but there is plenty of space for the tent. In some areas, however, it is difficult to find a camping place due to the burning of forests, which is happening there on a large scale. You can of course put your tent on a burnt piece, but then all the camping equipment will be covered by the black ash. Camping in villages is almost always possible if you ask the \"chef du village\".","Guinea is a country that is not geared towards tourism, the hotels that exist lack any luxury. The exception is Conakry, where staying overnight in one of the luxury hotels costs a fortune. But overall, some villages have accomodation. Think about 200.000 to 300.000 GNF for the cheapest price, so probably it’s more.","Possible, but there are lots of people everywhere, so consider asking permission first.",{"body":56,"updatedAt":57,"updatedBy":43},"Generally safe to cycle, be cautious in big cities.","2020-09-03T17:41:08.000Z",{"body":59,"updatedAt":60,"updatedBy":49},"In Guinea people eat rice with a sauce almost 3 times a day. This is the cheapest food. A piece of meat already makes it twice as expensive, but of course still cheap. There are 2 types of coffee. 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