Embassy of Guinea in Libreville, Gabon; address Boulevard Triomphal (avant échangeur Sotega); B.P. 4046, Libreville; phone +241011734009. Head of mission…
Head of mission: Mangué Sylla, Chargé d'Affaires a.i. (as of 2015)
Guinea presents an appealing option for some Gabonese travelers, thanks to its diverse natural landscapes and vibrant cultures. Although it may not rank highly in global tourism receipts, its unique offerings and authentic experiences can attract a segment of Gabon's 2 million population.
Guinea's safety for tourists coming from Gabon can be assessed through various indices. According to the Global Peace Index, Guinea ranks 122nd out of 160 countries, which indicates it is less safe than Gabon, which ranks 116th. The Global Organized Crime Index provides further insights into crime levels. Both countries have a score of 1.0 for mafia groups, indicating low presence. However, in terms of crime networks, Guinea scores 5.0, while Gabon scores 5.0 as well. For state crime, both countries have a higher score of 8.0, suggesting significant issues. In terms of foreign crime, Guinea scores 7.0, compared to Gabon's 6.0, indicating a slightly higher risk. Regarding human trafficking and smuggling, Guinea scores 7.0 and 3.0 respectively, while Gabon scores 5.5 for trafficking and 5.5 for smuggling. Overall, while both countries face challenges, Guinea is generally considered less safe than Gabon for tourists. Travelers should remain vigilant and informed about local conditions when visiting Guinea.