One of the very rare travel guides on Gabon. Addresses, good plans etc. To discover the country .

Description of the publisher: Bradt's Gabon Remains The Only English-Language Guide Dedicated Exclusively to What is Consideled by Many to Be 'Africa's Last Eden' Thanks to ITS Sparse Population and Perhaps The High Country In The World Cover of Any Country. This New Edition has Been Fully Updated and Covers All Recent Developments, Including in the National Parks. Several New Maps Have Been Added (Tambing The Total To 31) and Most Sketch Maps Have Been Upgraded. ALSO COVERED IS THE DISCOVERY OF THE EXTRAORDINARY Orange-Coloured Crocodiles Living in the Abanda Cave System.
Full Background, Natural History, Conservation, Practical and Health Information Is accompanied by A Nine-Chapter Regional Breakdown of the country, from Libreville and the Estuaire to Medium Ogooué, Ngounié, Ogooué Maritime and Nyanga, As Well As Woleu-Ntem, Ogooué-Ivindo, Top Ogooué and Ogooué-Lolo.
Visitors to Gabon Will Come Face-to-Face With Nature in Its Rawest, Wildest, Most Untouched Form, From The Impenetrable Forests of the Interior to The Grassy Plataus of Haut-Ogooué and The Windbrew White-Sand Beaches of the Coast - The Latter Known Worldwide for the Gorilla, Buffalo, and Elephant That Comed To Wander The Sandy Shores and The 'Surfing Hippo' That - Astonishingly - Come to Play in The Frothy Surf.
Gabon Is More Than Just Nature , However, and Culture Lovers Will Be Taken With One of the Region's Finest Carving Trainio NS (In Both Wood and Soapstone), Floored by the Furious Tempos Played on the Moungongo Mouth-Harp, and Transported to Another Place EnTlely by the All-Night Drums, Dance, Fire, and Faith of the Traditional Bwiti rites.
Bradt's Gabon Offers The Most Thorough and Up-To-Date Information Available and Is An Ideal Companion for Wildlife Enthusiasts, Africa Aficionados and Completes, and Overlanders Traveling Along Africa's West Coast.