Travel and transport agencies Libreville

South Africa Airways provides direct flights between Libreville and Johannesburg at a reasonable rate.

Direct flights daily between Libreville and Abidjan. From there, you can reach Bamako, Dakar (every day), Niamey (Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday), Conakry (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday), Freetown (Tuesday, Thursday), Monrovia (Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday), Brazzaville (Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday), Ouagadougou (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday), Pointe-Noire (Monday, Thursday). and Kinshasa (Wednesday, Saturday).

Travel agency present in Gabon since 1975, Eurafrique Voyages is a family business, but very professional, which has the ambition to offer tailor-made trips with a maximum of security and reliability. But you can also make classic tours: Nyonyé, Pongara... The agency also organizes whale watching excursions from Michel Marine as well as fishing trips in the N'Dogo lagoon. It also takes care of air and train tickets, hotel reservations and car rental.

Approved agency IATA. Serious provider who proposes, in personalised service, the organisation of stays and excursions in the Haut-Ogooué (Lékédi, Léconi, bridge de de, Franceville, visit of CIRMF).

Ngos since 1985 in Gabon, for conservation and protection of the environment, but also widely involved in ecotourism.

The French Red Cross is a humanitarian organization based in Libreville. Their website offers a range of information and services. The French Red Cross offers first-aid training courses, with durations ranging from 2 hours to 8 hours. They are also active internationally and in France, and work in partnership with institutions. It is possible to make an online donation, find a volunteer mission, donate clothing or request a first-aid post. The French Red Cross also has an international movement, with a history and archives. They are active on social networks, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube.

You can hook up with your laptop. Also provides an office automation service.

The hotel has 1 000 posts and offers ADSL for hour or a subscription.

Founded in 2015 by Spaniard Antonio Anoro, Gabon Untouched works for community development and nature conservation. The NGO has developed a sustainable ecotourism component where it offers small-group stays in the heart of deepest Gabon. From bush safaris to gorilla tracking in Doussala, from encounters with Pygmies to mystical Bwiti rites, our turnkey tours offer unforgettable moments. All while participating in cooperative projects focused on health, education and conservation.

High quality Internet access service with about 20 posts and the possibility of connecting with USB cable on its own machine.

Sending of letters and parcels. Western European Union service and national and international mandates.

Created in 2014, the association brings together a dozen Gabonese from the country's first professional ecoguide training course. Some guides are specialized in a particular field such as archaeology or botany, but all of them will be able to accompany you in the parks where they have privileged access. Possibility to visit other sites of interest. The association also works in schools where the eco-guides educate students about nature protection.

Based in Port-Gentil, this shipping company offers several round trips between Libreville and Port-Gentil per week, aboard the MV Evongue or the Victoria Jet. Luggage of 20 kg is included in the fare. Remember to check in early if you have several pieces of luggage. The journey is made inside on comfortable seats. The service on board is professional and a small bar allows you to refresh yourself or to cut a small hunger with a snack. Allow about 3 hours to reach Port-Gentil or Libreville.

Departure point for boats to Port-Gentil. Created in 1952, it's a lively place where restaurateurs and small traders stock up on wholesale supplies. Only a few restaurants remain, the others having been relocated in view of the forthcoming rehabilitation of the port, which is now in an advanced state of disrepair. The Office des Ports et Rades du Gabon (Oprag) plans to modernize the port by renovating the lanes, building a shopping center and developing a mini logistics base. It's a project that could change the face of the city, but it's a long time coming.