Pygmy Hippopotamus
Sapo is considered an important stronghold for this endangered West African species.
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Enter one of Liberia’s most important rainforest landscapes — home to western chimpanzees, pygmy hippos, forest elephants and remarkable biodiversity.
Approximate area of Sapo National Park.
Located in southeastern Liberia.
Chimpanzees, pygmy hippos, forest elephants and other threatened species.
More than 1,800 square kilometers of tropical rainforest landscape.
A rainforest destination where wildlife, conservation and community-based tourism come together.
Sapo National Park is Liberia’s largest protected area and one of the country’s most important rainforest landscapes.
The park is located in southeastern Liberia and protects extensive lowland tropical rainforest.
Sapo provides habitat for threatened species including western chimpanzees, forest elephants and pygmy hippos.
Around the park, community-based tourism initiatives are creating opportunities for local participation in guiding, hospitality, conservation and tourism.
Sapo is an important refuge for threatened rainforest species.
Sapo is considered an important stronghold for this endangered West African species.
Western chimpanzees occur in Sapo and are one of the park’s important conservation species.
African forest elephants are among the important large mammals protected by Liberia’s rainforest landscapes.
Giant pangolins are among the threatened forest mammals associated with Liberia’s rainforest ecosystems.
Conservation work in Sapo includes biodiversity monitoring, patrols, law enforcement, community participation and sustainable tourism.
Discover rainforest experiences and community activities around the Sapo National Park area.
Explore rainforest trails with local guides and learn about the park’s wildlife, plants and ecosystems.
Discover the rich birdlife of Liberia’s Upper Guinea rainforest environment.
Experience the river environment through a peaceful canoe trip arranged through local tourism initiatives.
Experience local storytelling, traditional dancing, drumming, cooking and community culture.
Sapo National Park is located in southeastern Liberia, primarily within Sinoe County.
Plan ahead and coordinate with the appropriate authorities and local tourism providers.
Confirm current travel, visitor and park requirements before leaving Monrovia.
Coordinate with Sapo Ecolodge, local guides or appropriate tourism authorities.
Bring suitable footwear, rain protection, insect repellent, water and other essentials.
Follow park rules, avoid disturbing wildlife and carry waste out of the forest.
Prepare for a remote rainforest environment and changing weather conditions.
Carry a raincoat or waterproof protection, particularly during the rainy season.
Wear durable footwear suitable for wet, muddy and uneven rainforest trails.
Bring insect repellent and appropriate clothing for the tropical forest environment.
A waterproof backpack, flashlight or headlamp, binoculars and camera can be useful.
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