
The finest attractions in Liberia at a glance: castles, natural wonders, historic old towns and more. Each place links to a detailed page with map, tips and photos.

As the country's most important air hub, this airport is essential for international trade and tourism.
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This island in the Mesurado River was the first landing site of the American Colonization Society in 1822.
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This monumental building complex in Monrovia is the seat of the Supreme Court of Liberia.
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The coast near Buchanan features sandy beaches and rocky sections along the Atlantic.
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The Mamba Point Cliff is a prominent coastal formation in Monrovia.
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The Executive Mansion is the official seat and residence of the President of Liberia in Monrovia.
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The Cestos Lowlands designate the flatland along the Cestos River.
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The Kakata Plains are a flat, fertile region near the central coastal region.
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The coast of the Maryland region in the south of Liberia is characterized by sandbanks and Atlantic surf.
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The monument commemorates Matilda Newport, a historical figure from the early struggles of the colony.
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This pavilion in Monrovia serves as the official site for the inauguration of Liberian presidents.
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The savannah transition zone in northern Liberia offers a unique transition from forest to grassland.
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Sapo National Park is the largest protected rainforest area in Liberia.
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The Botanical Garden in Monrovia offers a glimpse into Liberia's local flora.
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Lake Piso is the largest lagoon in Liberia.
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The wetlands around Piso Lake are known for their rich bird life.
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The Marshall Wetlands, located near Monrovia, are a vital habitat for waterbirds.
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The Mesurado Lagoon is located near Monrovia and is an important coastal basin.
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The East Nimba Nature Reserve protects part of the Nimba Mountains.
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The Kpo Mountains form a forested mountain range in central Liberia.
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The Cavalla River is a central source for Liberia's future hydroelectric potential.
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The Sinoe River Basin encompasses vast forest areas and is a significant region for West African fauna.
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The Krahn-Bassa Hills represent a mid-mountain region in central Liberia.
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The Putu Range is a significant mountain ridge system in the Grand Gedeh region.
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Man Mountain is a prominent elevation near the border with Ivory Coast.
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The Kpo Range is an elongated mountain ridge in western Liberia.
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The Manoj River Reserve is an important protection zone for local freshwater species.
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The Saint Paul River originates in Guinea and flows through Liberia into the Atlantic Ocean.
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Mount Putu is a mountain range in southeastern Liberia.
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The Moa River valley stretches through a dense forest area in western Liberia.
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The Du River estuary forms an important ecosystem with mangroves and wetlands.
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The Cestos River flows into the Atlantic Ocean on the coast.
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The Sess River flows through the central highlands towards the coast.
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A significant tributary of the St.
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The Lave River flows through flat terrain.
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The Morro River originates in the mountains of Liberia.
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This forest patch near Voinjama is an important refuge site in the north.
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The Gbi Forest Reserve is a significant protected area for the conservation of West African flora.
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The forests of the Putu Range form an ecologically valuable habitat.
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The Gola Forest National Park protects one of the last large areas of West African rainforest.
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The forests near Bomi Hills are an important local refuge for fauna.
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The St.
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The extensive lowland rainforest zone covers a large part of the country.
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Putu Forest is a dense forest area in eastern Liberia.
Learn more →Among the most popular are Roberts International Airport, Providence Island, Savannah Transition Zone, Sapo National Park, Monrovia Botanical Garden and many more – the full top 50 list is on this page.
May to October offers the most pleasant weather; July and August are warmest and busiest.