Book accommodations through the Liberia Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism by phone at 011 (+231) 227 349.
Try one of the family-owned and run accommodations in the city. These affordable accommodations often overlook the Atlantic Ocean and are conveniently located near the Western embassies.
Stay at St. Theresa's Convent, the only hostel in the area, for a nominal fee.
Rent accommodations at a moderately priced hotel with a pool in the suburban area of Monrovia.
Fly Air Liberia into the only international airport of the area, located in Robertsfield, which is about 36 miles from the capital, Monrovia.
Travel around Monrovia by the bus line or by taxi, which are the most common forms of transportation. Many people do not own their own cars.
Feel comfortable using the English language, as it is the official language of the country.
Know that Liberia means "Land of the Free" and was named such because it was founded by freed slaves and free African Americans that came from the United States in the year 1820.
Understand that the three primary religions of Liberia are Christianity, Islam and Animism.
Make a side trip to Silver Beach, one of Monrovia's nicest beaches. This beach can get crowded during the weekend. There is also a restaurant, vendors and other conveniences nearby.
Find Broadway St. in Monrovia and stop by the National Museum of Liberia to see the special exhibits on art, musical instruments and ceremonial masks.
Walk through the Waterside Market in Monrovia. This bustling marketplace is often very crowded and lively, with vendors selling various goods from wooden carvings to African batik goods.
