Transportation from the City Center to Lomé Airport
Lomé–Tokoin Airport (LFW) serves Togo's capital city, Lomé, and its official name is Gnassingbé Eyadéma International Airport. It welcomes approximately two million passengers a year and is therefore an important airport in its geography.
While Togo is one of the smallest countries in Africa, it is also one of the narrowest countries in the world, with a width of about 115 km. While it offers magnificent natural beauties to its visitors because it is a tropical country, it also hosts many historically important destinations because it is a former French colony.
The best option to get to the airport from the city center is to take a shuttle. Most of the hotels in the city provide airport shuttle service for a fee or free of charge. All you have to do is contact your hotel to find out if they provide this service. If you can get this service from your hotel, the rest is easy. Sit back and focus on your next flight. The airport is approximately 7 km from the city center and this road takes an average of 15 minutes.
Another option is to take a taxi from the city center. You can find taxis clustered in the tourist areas of the city or around big hotels. You can also ask your hotel to call a taxi for you.
The city is divided into zones and the approximate amount you have to pay for transportation to each zone is listed on the airport's official page. For the return trip, this price list can be a reference. You can find the price and region list on the official website.
If you are going to go to the airport with the car you rented and deliver the car at the airport, we recommend that you plan your time well. Especially during busy times such as Christmas, it is very possible that this refund process will take longer, so even if you don't miss your flight, your two feet may be in one shoe. You cannot rent a car with cash payment in the city, you must have a credit card.
Transportation from Libreville Airport to City Center
Libreville, the capital of Gabon in South Africa, is also the most developed settlement in the country. Libreville, with its unique culture, young and dynamic population, natural beauties, colorful streets and local markets, invites you to an adventure far beyond the usual travel experience, is located around the Komo River.
Almost half of Gabon's population lives in Libreville, which takes its name from two words meaning 'Free City'. Libreville Leon M'ba International Airport is Gabon's gateway to the world. From the airport, which is located 7 km north of the city center, scheduled flights are organized to the main points of the world, especially to the countries in the African continent.
There is no public transportation or economical transportation alternative to reach Libreville city center from Libreville Leon M'ba International Airport. For transportation between the airport and the city center, you can use car rental, motorcycle rental, taxi, private transfer vehicle or hotel shuttle vehicles.
Taxi is one of the most frequently used options for transportation from Libreville Leon M'ba International Airport to the city center. It takes an average of 15 minutes to reach the city center from the airport by taxi. There is chaos in traffic in the city. Nobody is following the rules. Traffic lights are limited.
Although there is a taximeter application, many points have a fixed tariff application. For this reason, before using a taxi, it is useful to decide where you will go and the price you will pay. Only cash payment is accepted in taxis, it is not possible to pay by credit card.
Visitors coming to the city from foreign countries mainly use the transfer vehicles of the hotels. Many hotels have private vehicles that make transfers between the airport and the hotel, either paid or free. You can view the full list of these hotels on the airport's official website.