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Discover Libreville

Named for the freed slaves that helped build the port town, Libreville has grown into an elegant and wealthy capital city since Gabon gained independence in 1960. The seafront boulevard is lined with expensive hotels and stores, while the Louis quarter is known for its stylish clubs, restaurants and bars. Pointe Denis, accessible by a short boat ride, is a resort island with some of the area's recommendedbeaches.

 Restaurants

Good dining options abound in Gabon’s cities, especially in the capital town of Libreville. Eating out is enjoyable, as many interesting establishments serve a variety of cuisines, but prepare to pay more than in neighboring countries. The extra cost is easily justifiable, as food in Gabon is highly palatable, as are the continental-inspired dishes found in most restaurants.

the 5 best recommended restaurants in Libreville

1. La Dolce Vita
2. L’Odika
3. Sakura
4. Roma restaurant
5. La Parisienne

Top Attractions

Pointe-Denis Beach

One of Libreville's two primary beaches, the Pointe-Dénis Beach offers camping in addition to standard beach activities.

Akanda National park

kanda National Park is situated northeast of the capital, Libreville, and encompasses 540 square kilometres of exotic beach and a river drainage basin. The environment gains plenty of moisture from the river basin and the sea, giving rise to an exceptionally lush coastal landscape. 

 L'Eglise St-Michel Libreville

Distinguished by large wooden columns that were carved by a blind Gabonese man, L'Eglise St-Michel is an amazing sight that should not be missed.

Cinema

Cinema Le Komo

Transportation

Shared Taxis

The taxis are mainly in white and red colour can carry up to 6 passengers. They are strategically parked around the city streets for passengers to see.

Special Hire Taxis 

There are various car rental agencies that offer car rentals to tourists. These can be  hired from main hotels and airports and some public places within the city.

Rail
The Trans-Gabon Railway is the only railway line in Gabon; it is 410km long and connects Libreville with Franceville.

Boats 

There are passenger boats between Lambaréné and Port-Gentil  and between Port-Gentil and Libreville