Here is the most convenient way to get from Moscow to Liberia: first to Brussels and then to Monrovia by Brussels Airlines.

Nearly all Liberian beaches are in a run-down condition. There are a few exceptions, however. These are the Bernard Beach, the Sugar Beach and the Caesar Beach.

You don’t need any extra insurance cover if you have already European or Russian one. Keep this in mind when you will be required to purchase any local insurance at the Liberian border.

You can exchange money, print documents or charge your cell phone at the kiosks along the road.

The whole capital gets stuck in a huge traffic jam by the evening. The moto taxis can move a little bit faster though.

In hotels, the electric power is often cut at night. Keep this in mind and try to charge all your devices during day time.

Don’t look for gas stations outside big cities, since there isn’t any. The fuel can be bought in bottles from merchants standing along the sides of the roads.

If you are tired of the capital and big cities mud, rubbish and noise, go to villages. It’s much nicer there.