A short trip outside Libreville lies this beautiful national park, consisting of 540 square kilometers of mangroves, beaches, and forest. Explore this treasure trove of nature and spot exotic vegetation and nesting turtles!

Wander around this sprawling market for an unique local experience. Gabon's largest market has hundreds of stalls selling everything from food to clothing and jewelry to traditional medicine.

Head for the seafront to enjoy a museum celebrating Gabonese customs and culture, with artifacts such as native masks, ceremonial costumes, wooden sculptures, and an old decorated gorilla skull.

Explore and experience the rich flora and fauna at the Raponda Walker Arboretum, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Observe different plant species and learn about the local ecosystems. You can access the area via the Route du Cap, north of Libreville with a 4x4 vehicle.

Known for its beautiful beaches, Pointe Denis is situated opposite of Libreville between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gabon Estuary. Take a boat across to experience the beautiful, white sand beaches. Stroll along the coast, swim, or just relax.

La Baie des Rois, or the Bay of Kings, is a seafront boardwalk in Libreville. Enjoy a tranquil walk along the boardwalk and enjoy plenty of public, cultural, and sports areas along the way. Stop by one of the many restaurants for ice cream or something to eat.