Liberia Airport Transfer Guide - All Options & Prices

# Airport Transfer Options in Liberia Based on available data, there are currently no verified public transportation options (train, bus, or regulated taxi services) operating from Liberia's Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport. This is not uncommon for regional airports in Costa Rica. Travelers should be prepared to arrange private transportation in advance, as walk-up options at the airport may be limited or informal. For current transfer availability and booking, we recommend using the search widget below to check what services are operating at the time of your travel. Private shuttle services and hotel transfers are typically the most reliable options for this airport, though specific operators and availability vary seasonally. Always confirm your transportation arrangements before arrival, as Liberia's airport infrastructure differs significantly from larger international hubs like San José.

Roberts International Airport is located about 60km from Monrovia, so plan for a longer transfer time than typical city airports

Shared taxis are the most common form of public transport - they follow set routes and depart when full

Road conditions can vary significantly, especially during rainy season, so allow extra travel time

Private taxi drivers may not use meters - agree on the fare before starting your journey

Unofficial 'Helpers' and Porters: At Roberts International Airport, travelers may encounter individuals offering unsolicited help with luggage or directions, then demanding excessive payment. Avoid: Only use official airport porters with visible identification, agree on any fee beforehand, and politely but firmly decline unsolicited assistance.

Unlicensed Taxi Overcharging: Unofficial taxi drivers may approach passengers in the arrivals area offering rides at inflated prices or without meters. Avoid: Use official taxi stands or pre-arranged transportation through your hotel. For current rates and legitimate transport options, check the booking widgets on this page rather than negotiating with random drivers.

Currency Exchange Scams: Unofficial money changers may offer attractive rates but use sleight of hand, provide counterfeit bills, or shortchange travelers during the exchange. Avoid: Only exchange currency at official airport exchange counters or ATMs inside the terminal. While rates may vary, the security is worth any small difference in exchange rate.