Public holidays in Equatorial Guinea 2022
Every public holiday in Equatorial Guinea in 2022 is listed below, with the day of the week each one falls on. National holidays apply across the whole country. Regional ones apply only in certain states or areas, so check locally before booking anything around them.
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Public holiday dates in Equatorial Guinea, 2022
| Date | Day | Holiday | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 January | Saturday | New Year's Day | National |
| 3 January | Monday | New Year's Day (observed) | National |
| 8 March | Tuesday | International Women's Day | National |
| 14 April | Thursday | Maundy Thursday | National |
| 15 April | Friday | Good Friday | National |
| 1 May | Sunday | International Labor Day | National |
| 2 May | Monday | International Labor Day (observed) | National |
| 25 May | Wednesday | African Liberation Day | National |
| 5 June | Sunday | President's Day | National |
| 6 June | Monday | President's Day (observed) | National |
| 13 June | Monday | Patron Saint Festival of Annobón | Regional |
| 16 June | Thursday | Corpus Christi | National |
| 3 August | Wednesday | Armed Forces Day | National |
| 15 August | Monday | Constitution Day | National |
| 12 October | Wednesday | Independence Day | National |
| 8 December | Thursday | Immaculate Conception | National |
| 25 December | Sunday | Christmas Day | National |
| 26 December | Monday | Christmas Day (observed) | National |
Which days of the week they fall on
Of the 17 national holidays in 2022, 13 fall on a weekday and 4 at a weekend. A holiday landing on a weekend is worth spotting early if you were counting on a long one.
Other years
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Other countries
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