Gabon has an international airport, the Leon M'ba International Airport, located in the capital city, Libreville. The national airline is Air Gabon.
Taxis are the most common form of public transportation in Gabon. They are generally inexpensive and can be easily hailed from the side of the road. However, they are often crowded and may not be in the best condition.
Cars can be rented from several international and local agencies. An International Driving Permit (IDP) is required to rent a car.
The Trans-Gabon Railway (Transgabonais) is the only railway in Gabon and it extends from Libreville to Franceville. This is a good way to see the country's interior.
Buses are not very common in Gabon, but there are some minibus services available. These are often crowded and may not run on a fixed schedule.
Gabon has a well-developed network of waterways, and boat travel can be a good way to get around, especially in the more remote areas.
Roads in Gabon range from well-paved highways in the cities to dirt tracks in rural areas. 4x4 vehicles are recommended for travel outside of the cities.
While Gabon is generally a safe country, visitors should be aware of the risk of petty crime, especially in urban areas. Always keep your personal belongings secure and avoid displaying expensive items.
Visitors to Gabon must have a valid visa. This can be obtained from a Gabonese embassy or consulate before travel.
Yellow Fever vaccination is required for entry into Gabon. Malaria is also prevalent in the country, so anti-malarial medication and precautions are advised.