Liberia 4 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Monrovia

  • Arrive at Roberts International Airport (ROB)
  • Transfer to your hotel for check-in
  • Visit the National Museum of Liberia, which showcases the country’s history and culture
  • Explore the nearby Central Business District (CBD) and its local market
  • Enjoy traditional Liberian cuisine for dinner

Day 2: Monrovia City Tour

  • Start the day with a visit to the National Assembly Building
  • Proceed to the Liberian National Police headquarters, then on to the Ministry of Defense
  • Visit the Liberia Brewery and learn about their brewing process (optional)
  • Take a stroll along the Atlantic coast and enjoy the sunset

Day 3: Harbel Tour

  • Depart early for Harbel, a town located near Monrovia
  • Visit the Firestone Plantation, a historic rubber plantation
  • Explore the surrounding countryside and engage with local communities
  • Return to Monrovia in the evening and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant

Day 4: Monrovia City Tour (Continued)

  • Visit the Liberia National Park, which is home to diverse wildlife and vegetation
  • Proceed to the Tropic Petroleum Company, which offers tours of their facilities
  • End your day with a visit to the old Capitol Building, now converted into a museum
  • Transfer back to Roberts International Airport (ROB) for departure

Things to Know

  • Liberia is a tropical country with a rainy season from May to October.
  • The official currency is the Liberian dollar (LRD), but US dollars are widely accepted.
  • English is the official language, and it’s spoken by most locals.

Transportation

  • Liberia has a relatively developed transportation network, including buses and taxis
  • You can hire private vehicles for tours or use public transportation

Visa Requirements

  • Citizens of many countries, including the US, Canada, UK, and Australia, are eligible for a Liberian visa on arrival.
  • Check with your government’s travel advisory website for the latest information.

Safety Tips

  • Liberia is generally safe for tourists, but take normal precautions to avoid petty crime.
  • Be respectful of local customs and traditions.