Libreville in November
Not the best time
The unpleasant weather returns in November, though it's not quite as brutal as the March-April peak. You'll save money but spend a lot of time dodging downpours.
Weather
November brings back serious rains with humidity climbing to 80-85%. Storms become more frequent and intense, dumping around 250mm total. The oppressive feeling returns as clouds dominate the sky most days.
30°C high23°C low15 rain days
Crowds & Cost
low crowds
~$75/day average
Events & Festivals
- •All Saints' Day observations
November Tips
- •Waterproof everything becomes essential again
- •Indoor activities and covered markets are your friend
- •Hotel rates drop significantly as tourists flee
All Months
June through September gives you the dry season sweet spot. Temperatures hover around 26°C, humidity drops to almost bearable levels, and you can actually see wildlife in the national parks without getting drenched. This is when Akanda's elephants come closer to the coast and the beaches aren't constantly pounded by rain. October through May brings the wet season, which sounds dramatic but really just means afternoon thunderstorms and higher humidity. The upside? Everything turns impossibly green and hotel rates drop. December and January see some French expats returning for holidays, so book ahead if you're planning a Christmas visit.
Libreville Scores
Solo
5/10
Couples
4/10
Families
5/10
Adventure
7/10
Budget
4/10
Luxury
4/10
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