Guinea, situated on the west coast of Africa, is characterized by varying elevations and topography. The country is largely mountainous with rolling plains in some areas. The scenery is diverse and breathtaking, with rugged terrain and deep valleys that make up a large part of Guinea’s landscape. The country's natural landscape is composed of uplands and savannas that are interspersed with rivers and streams.
The elevation ranges from sea level to mountain peaks, with some mountain ranges reaching over 4,000 meters in height. Guinea has a varied topology with most of the country being situated on elevated plateaus. The geography of the country, with highlands and lowlands, makes it an ideal place for the formation of waterfalls and rapids.
With a varied topography and elevation ranges, Guinea's climate also varies depending on the altitude and location. Mountainous regions of Guinea have much cooler temperatures than the lower elevations.
The beauty of Guinea's natural topography is widely known and admired by nature enthusiasts and hikers who come to explore the country's various hills, mountains, and savannas.
Highest point
The highest point in Guinea is Mount Nimba, which stands at an elevation of 1,752 meters above sea level. The mountain range that includes Mount Nimba is a unique ecological zone that is home to some of the most diverse wildlife in the country.
Lowest point
The lowest point in Guinea is the Atlantic Ocean which is at sea level and forms the western boundary of the country.