Car rental Libreville - Airport [LBV], Gabon

A Guide to the Libreville Airport

Libreville Airport is one of the oldest and the best airports of the South African Republic. The airport is a very popular one to travel around the country, as it has the second busiest airport in South Africa after Cape Town's Mthatha International Airport. It is also the gateway to the Transkei region of South Africa, the largest region of the country that has no airport.

The Libreville Airport has a long list of features for travelers. It houses two terminals; the West terminal, which is a medium-sized airport, has a terminal for domestic flights, while the East terminal has an international terminal, which serves mainly international flights. The airport serves flights from all over the world but has special direct flights to a number of countries, including the US, UK, India, and Canada.

The main area of the airport is the West terminal, where there are four major international airports including the Libreville airport. The airport has two terminals: the North terminal, which is on the Western side of the airport, and the South terminal, on the Eastern side. From the North terminal, all international flights go to Cape Town and Johannesburg, which are the largest cities in South Africa. From the South terminal, all international flights go to Pretoria and Durban, which are the largest cities in South Africa. All other international flights fly to other cities including Cairo, Dubai, and Beijing.

The West terminal at the Libreville airport is divided into three terminals, which are separated by a huge parking lot. The West terminal has a large terminal building and a terminal for short-haul flights, while the South terminal is located next to a small terminal building. The terminal building is used mostly for short-distance flights. As previously mentioned, the South terminal is also the headquarters of Transavia, which has the largest airline fleet in South Africa.

The air conditioning facility is very good at the Libreville airport. It is also the largest air conditioning unit in the country, according to official statistics. All airlines flying from the airport have their own websites, so that travellers can get more information about flight details, ticket prices, flight cancellations, special discounts, and flight schedules.

There are plenty of activities to do around the Libreville airport, including water sports, bird watching, hiking, kayaking, paragliding, parasailing, canoeing, water skiing, scuba diving, white water rafting, canoeing, horseback riding, mountain biking, and mountain biking. If you want to spend some quality time with nature, then you should definitely try the rafting trip through the Zambezi River. or you can visit the Game Reserve of the Masai Mara, situated in the North West Province of South Africa.