A land of nature, culture, and authentic experiences
Central Africa
Gabon is one of Africa's greenest countries. Equatorial forests, wild beaches, national parks, and exceptional biodiversity make it a unique destination for travelers seeking authenticity.
Here, nature reigns. Traditions coexist with modernity, and each region offers a different experience: adventure, relaxation, culture, or discovery.
Central Africa
An immersion between geography, history, natural wealth, and unforgettable adventures.
Located in the heart of Central Africa, Gabon straddles the Equator and is bordered by Equatorial Guinea to the northwest, Cameroon to the north, the Republic of the Congo to the east and south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. Libreville, the political and cultural hub, stands out for its energy and the warm welcome of its people.
Gabon gained independence on August 17, 1960 under President Léon Mba and has experienced political stability in recent years despite the coups of 1964 and 2023.
Presidents of Gabon have succeeded one another in the following order:
The current president, Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, has been in power since the coup of August 30, 2023. He was officially inaugurated as President of the Gabonese Republic on May 3, 2025.
Gabon has a highly diverse and rich subsoil, making it one of the most coveted countries in Africa. Its economy relies on:
Covered by 85% tropical forests, Gabon boasts giant trees (Okoumé, Kevazingo, and Ozigo, etc.) and medicinal plants (Iboga), along with breathtaking landscapes and vast savannas.
It is also home to many animal species such as:
Explore Gabon differently!
A biodiversity jewel where tropical forests meet the Atlantic Ocean. An exceptional destination for travelers seeking authenticity and nature immersion.
National parks
Culture
Discovery and adventure
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More than 80% of the territory is covered by forests. Gabon hosts 13 protected national parks.
Miles of beaches along the Atlantic, still preserved from mass tourism.
Traditional dances, masks, rituals, and gastronomy are part of everyday Gabonese life.
How to get to Gabon?
To travel to Gabon, you need the following documents: