The Gamba Oil Terminal, located 185 km northwest of Gabon's border with Congo, plays a vital role in the country's oil industry. It serves as an export hub for crude oil produced in the Gamba/Ivinga and Rabi/Kounga fields. The terminal consists of a tank farm and a Single Buoy Mooring (SBM) situated about 5 nautical miles offshore.

While the terminal itself is focused on industrial activity, the nearby town of Gamba offers a contrasting attraction for tourists. This town is known for its remarkable biodiversity, making it a destination for those seeking to explore Gabon's natural beauty.