Port-Gentil, Gabon's second-largest city, is situated on Mandji Island along the Atlantic coast. As the nation's primary seaport, it serves as a hub for the petroleum and timber industries. The city is accessible via Port-Gentil International Airport, with regular flights connecting to Libreville. Notable attractions include the St. Louis Church, built in 1927, and nearby beaches such as Sogara Beach and Cap Lopez, the latter being Gabon's westernmost point. Port-Gentil's infrastructure encompasses hotels, restaurants, and a casino, catering to both residents and visitors.Travelers are advised to exercise increased caution due to crime and health considerations.