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Practical information : Take a break Gabon
Timetable
Cafeterias open early in the morning, around 7am, and close at the end of the day. Night bars open at the end of the day, around 7pm. They used to close around 2am before the coup; since then, a curfew has been introduced between midnight and 5am, and night bars now close around 11pm, so that everyone has time to go home. Unofficially, some maquis remain open until the early hours of the morning..
Budget & Tips
In Gabon, there are many maquis where you can drink a large Régab, the Gabonese beer, or a soda for around 800 FCFA, in a 100% local atmosphere.
Age restrictions
In Gabon and São Tomé and Príncipe, the legal drinking age is 18.
What's very local
Gabonese people love Régab, the local beer produced in the country. It's a light blond beer drunk with friends as an aperitif.
Kids
Minors under the age of 16 are not allowed in nightclubs. They may enter certain establishments, provided they are accompanied by an adult.