Cheap Flights to Liberia

Flights to Liberia

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Liberia, a home to about 4.5 million people, is a country that posses so many special visitor attractions ranging from its perfect sandy beaches, intriguing forests and is house to some of Africans finest but relatively unknown historical sites and eco-resorts. Here are some of the best attractions of Liberia.

About half an hour west of Liberia, tourists relax on the Gold Coasts sun-killed sands. The beaches surrounding the Gulf of Papagayo are amazing places to swim, sunbathe and snorkel, and include Playa Panama, Playa Hermosa, Playa Ocotal and Playa del Coco. Father south you will find Playa Ostional, famous for its big turtle migrations, and the neighboring beaches of Samara and Nosara.

Guanacaste National Park
This 86,000-acre national park sits near to the Santa Rose National Park, and hosts habitats from coastal dry forest to mountains cloud forests at top altitudes. Home to the Cacao and Orosi Volcanoes, as well as diverse wildlife and amazing views, Guanacastle National Park provides visitors a slice of rural paradise. Since this is the initial domain of researchers and scientists, visitors can hike all day without encountering a soul.

Careysburg is the nearest thing to an historic town in Liberia for its charming, Southern US-style architecture as an outcome of an influx of free slaves from America. Founded in 1856 and named after the initial Baptist missionary, the township is just fifteen miles from Monrovia and a dynamic farming community.

Wongan waterfall
As a surprise of Liberia, the Wongan waterfall is approximately 50 to 60 meter high and broad, showcasing an amazing beauty manifested in the spray, the tranquil island beneath the waterfall and stormy sound that accompanies the cascading water.

Elizabeth Village and Resort
Elizabeth Resort and Village, which is perched atop the Benson River, is the primary resort in Liberia built from mud and is designed in the rondavel or oval style. But it is luxurious location that provides the best leisure once desired away from home.

Cheap Flights to Liberia FAQs

What is the excellent time to visit Liberia?

Liberia remains open all through the year. Its proximity to the equator keeps temperature somewhat consistent - humid and warm. The Atlantic Ocean plays a vital role in Liberia's climate. On the coast, mainly in the city of Monrovia, the temperature never truly goes the extreme. Extreme temperatures generally are never experienced on Liberia's coastline. The further inland you travel, the more humid it would become in the hot months. It is quite easier coming to these areas in the icy months when the winds pick up and blow away the moisture from the air. Luckily, Liberia gets minimal rainfall all through the year, so guess open sky throughout your trip.

What is the cheap time of year to fly to Liberia?

September is the month in which Liberia experiences the very low tourist influx. The businesses are looking for visitors to fill their Liberia flights and hotel seats so the rates truly come down in this month. The highest temperature September do not go beyond 26C, so it is pretty  pleasant given that this is a low season in Liberia. The little rainfall during this month also is a plus, on the whole, remains dry, best for some exploration.

Which day is cheap to fly to Liberia?

At the moment, Wednesday is the most perfect day to take flight to Liberia. Saturday is likely to be the most expensive.

What time of day is cheap to fly?

Liberia flights can be made affordable if you pick a flight in the afternoon. Booking flights to Liberia direct in the evening will likely mean higher prices.

When is the excellent time to book flights to Liberia?

The price you pay for your flights to Liberia cheap may vary change depending on when you book. For the excellent chance of a lower Liberia tickets price, look to book 23 days in advance of your trip. Fares are likely to raise fortnight or so before your departure date.

What are the big international airports in Liberia?

There are 11 airports in Liberia out of which only Roberts International Airport handles international flights. Roberts Airport is placed in the Monrovia capital. The airport has handled approximately 200,000 passengers in 2017 and it is fifty-four kilometres from the city center. The drive from the airport to the city can take one hour. The airport is also an emergency runway for the NASA Shuttle Space Program.

Getting around Liberia International Airport

Buses are affordable, well maintained and cover all parts of the city, there are by far the most perfect way to go around Costa Rica. The local buses are the cheapest. The travel to most big cities and beach towns.

Taxis and car rentals are readily accessible. You can hail a taxi on the street or excellent to call cab from your hotel.