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Africa's oldest modern republic, founded by freed African Americans and holding a history intertwined with the United States unlike anywhere else on the continent, alongside surf-worthy Atlantic beaches.
Explore Liberia on the map →The site where Liberia's founding freed African American and Caribbean settlers first landed in 1822, central to the country's unique national origin story.
A former county capital that's become West Africa's most recognized surf town, with consistent point breaks drawing an international surf community.
A modest museum tracing the country's founding history, civil war period, and traditional cultural artifacts from its Indigenous ethnic groups.
One of the last major intact stretches of the Upper Guinean rainforest, among the most biodiverse and threatened forest ecosystems on Earth.