Flights to Liberia
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Airlines flying to Liberia
Alternative Airlines ticket 600+ airlines. You don't need to consider all of those for your trip to Liberia, though. These are our top 3.
- Liberia's flag carrier is Lone Star Air, which makes it a great choice for visitors.
- It's a low-cost carrier that offers affordable travel into the country.
- Lone Star flies to various countries in West Africa.
- A large portion of Liberia's tourists used to be American. Now that tourism is back on the rise, many Americans may be thinking of visiting. If you plan on being one of them, why not go with American Airlines, America's biggest airline?
- They also offer flights to countries in North and South America, Africa, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East.
- The flag carrier of the UK offers nonstop flights from London to Liberia, allowing you to arrive in the country efficiently.
- British Airways flies to many locations, including countries in Africa, North and South America, Europe, Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East.
Book Flights to Liberia
Liberia is a country in the West of Africa that makes for a great travel destination. Whether it's golden shores for laid-back beachgoers or national parks for adventurers, Liberia's natural beauty is not something to miss.
The palm-fringed shores are perfect for sunbathing and surfing. Liberia has some of the best surf spots in West Africa, and its warm waters mean you can stay in the ocean for hours. Head inland, and you'll find Sapo National Park, a sprawling rainforest teeming with wildlife, from chimpanzees to monkeys and even elephants if you're lucky!
Although not currently a major tourist destination, Liberia is developing its tourist infrastructure and is already seeing a rise in visitors each year. Exploring the country while being ahead of the curve is part of the fun, and it gives you a unique story to tell. The friendly faces and genuine Liberian welcome will make the experience even more pleasant.
Alternative Airlines has 600+ airline options to choose from and 40+ ways to pay. We can help you book your flights to Liberia hassle-free. We offer a wide range of flight options to many Liberian cities that will suit your budget and needs.
Discover Monrovia
Monrovia isn't your typical capital city. It may not have the glitz and glamour of five-star establishments, but what it does have is community and authenticity.
If you're interested in learning about Liberia's history, you can explore the National Museum's collection. Masks, instruments, and everyday items tell the story of Liberia, from its pre-colonial roots to modern times.
To really embrace Monrovia's present, visit the Waterside Market. Here, vendors sell everything from fresh fish to colourful fabrics. Want to try your luck haggling? In Liberia, it's not only common but expected for customers to haggle over goods.
Roberts International Airport is Liberia's main airport. It's an hour and a half away from Monrovia by car.
Many airlines worldwide offer direct flights to Monrovia. Alternative Airlines can help you find flights that suit your budget and travel needs, whether you're looking for a direct flight or a multi-stop trip.
Popular places in Liberia
Here are some exciting destinations to explore in Liberia. The easiest way to reach them is to arrive at Roberts International Airport, then drive or book a taxi.
Providence Island
Providence Island is a meaningful destination in Liberia. It became a proposed UNESCO heritage site in 2017 due to its historical importance, as it was the first arrival point for freed American slaves.
The physical focal point of the location is its concrete pillars and flooring, which is suspected to be the first place concrete was used in Liberia. There's also a metal tree designed to symbolise the importance of peace after years of war and suffering.
Sapo National Park
Found in Sinoe County, Sapo National Park makes for an unforgettable experience. It was the first national park in Liberia and is the country's largest protected rainforest. Sapo is incredibly diverse, with roughly 125 different mammals and 590 bird species. Some animals you might get to see include monkeys, chimpanzees, hippopotami' and otters. You don't need a guide for Sapo National Park, although it is recommended. If you wander off too far, you risk getting lost. You'll also be near some pretty dangerous animals that will view you as prey, so be cautious. For more safety information in Liberia, scroll down to our FAQs.
Kpatawee Waterfall
In Bong Country, which is in the centre of Liberia, you will find Kpatawee Waterfall. The waterfall is a wonderful location for hikes, swims and picnics. Although a brilliant tourist destination, this stunning location is relatively quiet, allowing you to enjoy your time amongst nature without the area feeling too busy or commercialized. Guided hikes are available for those who want to explore the lush green rainforest, and lifeguards are on duty by the waterfall, so you're safe while swimming. There's an Ecolodge near the waterfall, so guests can stay overnight if they choose. The restaurant by the lodgings provides authentic Liberian meals, all cooked with local ingredients.
Liberia Dos and Don'ts
We've listed some Dos and Don'ts so you know exactly what to expect when you visit Liberia.
- Do be polite - Shake hands and say hello to the friendly people you meet. Liberians are social people and will likely want to speak. When you smile, make sure you're smiling fully (not just with your lips). People in Liberia might think you're being insincere if you only give them half a smile, so if you want to make some new friends, make sure that when you smile, you mean it.
- Do eat with your hands - Many cultures prefer to eat with their hands, and Liberia is one of them.
- Do haggle - Haggling is a big part of Liberia's culture.
- Do get vaccinated - Some essential vaccinations to ensure your health and safety while visiting Liberia are Hepatitis A, Poliomyelitis, Tetanus, and Yellow Fever. Other vaccines it may be sensible to get include Diphtheria, Hepatitis B, Rabies, and Typhoid.
- Don't bring/watch any pornographic material - In Liberia, this is illegal.
- Don't engage in PDA - Public displays of affection aren't too common in Liberia, so it's best to avoid them. This is essential if you are in a homosexual relationship, as in Liberia, same-sex relations are illegal.
Events Happening in Liberia - 2025
- 11th April 2025 - Fast and Prayer Day, nationwide. This is a national holiday in Liberia. On this day, people will fast and pray for the safety of Liberia and the welfare of its people.
- 26th July 2025 - Independence Day, nationwide. An annual event where the country celebrates gaining independence from the United States of America back in 1847. Liberia was the first African nation to gain its independence from America, making it a very important event.
- 24-25 August 2025 - Flag Day, nationwide. During this time, people celebrate the creation of Liberia's flag. It's a national holiday that commemorates the people's independence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Liberia?
Liberia is located in West Africa.
It is bordered by Sierra Leone, Guinea, Cote d'Ivoire, and the Atlantic Ocean.
What are some Liberian laws to be aware of?
Some of Liberia's laws may vary from what you're used to. Here are some crucial laws to be aware of. Carry photo identification, including a copy of your ID (e.g., passport), in case it gets lost. Taking photographs of government buildings, airports, seaports, bridges, and military buildings is strictly prohibited. Possession of pornography or drugs is illegal. Homosexual relationships are a criminal offence in Liberia.
How safe is Liberia?
Although Liberia is no longer as dangerous as it was during its civil war, the crime rate in the country is still high. Although most of this crime is inflicted upon Liberian locals, tourists may still be targeted. Be careful of criminal gangs as well as thieves that may be armed with knives, machetes and sometimes firearms. Thieves may operate at Sapo National Park. To better protect yourself, don't carry valuables on your person, don't go out at night, stay away from secluded areas, arrange transport in advance, and only stay at reputable establishments. Liberia has a high level of rapes and sexual assaults, making it unsafe for solo female travellers.
Does Liberia have a Mpox problem?
Mpox (commonly referred to as monkeypox) is a virus that causes fever, headache, swollen lymph nodes, and pimple/blister-like rashes. The disease can be fatal. The endemic has particularly impacted Central and West Africa. As of October 31st, 2024, Liberia had 20 confirmed cases and 0 reported deaths. Check before travel if these figures have risen, and if there's a significant difference, avoid travel. The infection rate is currently low, considering Liberia's population is nearing 5.5 million.