Your USD goes further in Equatorial Guinea

+3.7% further

$2,000 now goes as far as $2,073.16 did 1 year ago.

$2,000 gets you 1,171,420 XAF

That is 41,340 XAF more than the same budget bought 1 year ago, worth about $70.58 today.

XAF per 1 USD Then 565.0 · Today 585.7

1 year ago Today

What the difference covers in Equatorial Guinea

The same $2,000 budget, at typical local prices, compared with 1 year ago.

Stay Estimate

Mid-range hotel

35,000 XAF a night

1 more night

Costs you today: $59.76
Cost you 1 year ago: $61.94

Stay Estimate

Four-star hotel

61,000 XAF a night

$3.81 less a night

Costs you today: $104.15
Cost you 1 year ago: $107.96

Eat Estimate

Street food or casual meal

3,300 XAF a meal

12 more meals

Costs you today: $5.63
Cost you 1 year ago: $5.84

Eat Estimate

Dinner for two

21,000 XAF a dinner

1 more dinner

Costs you today: $35.85
Cost you 1 year ago: $37.17

Do Estimate

Museum entry

7,500 XAF a ticket

5 more tickets

Costs you today: $12.80
Cost you 1 year ago: $13.27

Do Estimate

Guided day tour

36,000 XAF a tour

1 more tour

Costs you today: $61.46
Cost you 1 year ago: $63.71

Get around Estimate

Airport taxi

15,000 XAF a ride

2 more rides

Costs you today: $25.61
Cost you 1 year ago: $26.55

Get around Estimate

Intercity bus ticket

13,000 XAF a ticket

3 more tickets

Costs you today: $22.20
Cost you 1 year ago: $23.01

Rate history

XAF per 1 USD. A rising line means your money buys more.

Rate 1 year ago

A price of	Costs you today	Cost you 1 year ago
5,000 XAF	$8.54	$8.85
20,000 XAF	$34.15	$35.40
100,000 XAF	$170.73	$176.98
500,000 XAF	$853.66	$884.89

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Typical travel prices are estimates from World Bank price levels (International Comparison Program 2021, brought up to 2025) and vary by city and season. Fast-food prices come from The Economist's Big Mac index. The comparison follows exchange rates only and does not include changes in local prices.

Sources: World Bank ICP (CC BY 4.0), The Economist Big Mac index, Frankfurter (central bank rates)