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Just a short drive from Monrovia, Marshall offers several resort options for beach lovers who want to spend their days relaxing on palm-fringed golden shores, or enjoying the many water sports and cultural or eco-tourism opportunities, like a visit to Monkey Island.
Housed in the former legislature of Liberia building, the Liberian National Museum provides an important record of the country’s heritage, including the nation’s first flag dating back to 1847,former President William Tubman’s carved wooden throne from the Stone Mason society and the dining table that Queen Victoria gifted JJ Roberts, Liberia’s first president.
Providence Island tells an important chapter in the history of the United States and its relationship to Africa and people of African descent. In 1822, the small island at the mouth of the Mesurado River became one of the first places freed slaves from America landed and founded the nation of Liberia. Originally called Dozoa,…
Kpatawee waterfall is a tourist attraction located in Kpatawee, Suakoko, Bong County, Liberia. Kpatawee waterfall is one of Liberia’s hidden attractions deep inside the Liberian forest. Come and experience the beautiful nature of Kpatawee.
Welcome to Libassa Ecolodge, Beach and Lagoon resort.We are a family owned business, founded by Lisa and Rudolph.Everything started from a crazy dream, which was to enjoy the peace and calm of the natural environment, wildlife, and exotic plants.This is how we came to build our dream place and we wish to share it with…
Blue lake is a key attraction, in Bomi County. Blue Lake is about 300 feet deep. It is suspended midway between the peaks of the surrounding mountains which, with the sun’s reflection, give the lake its blue hue. The waters spring from a huge pit dug by the Liberia Mining Company, an American-owned company that…
The largest of all Liberia’s national parks and arguably the most intact forest ecosystem in Liberia, Sapo National Park has the distinction of having one of the highest mammalbiodiversity counts of anywhere in the world. As the second-largest area of primary tropical rain forest in West Africa, covering over 90% of the park, it’s little…
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