
Port of Monrovia is Liberia’s center and main port, located on the continent’s western coast. It includes an artificial harbor protected by two breakwaters, each approximately 2 kilometers long, extending northwest and southwest from the beach.
- TEU: 125,000
- Comprises four piers, one main wharf with four berths, tanker facilities, and a fisheries dock
- Operated by the National Port Authority
- Primary exports: seafood, timber, crude rubber, iron ore, etc.
- Major imports: all types of general cargo, building materials, and petroleum products

Port of Buchanan is the second largest port in Liberia. Two breakwaters surround this port.
- TEU: N/A
- Significant ore export port
- Total Exports: 11,500,000 tonnes
- Overall imports: 250,000 tonnes

The Port of Greenville is located in the country’s southeastern region, approximately 673.6 kilometers from the Monrovia Freeport. It comprises a 400-meter-long breakwater, and two quays safeguard the harbor on its inner side.
- TEU: N/A
- Primary export – forest products
- Annually, about 109,000 m³ of forest product handled
- Maximum size: tanker berth – LOA 62 meters, draught 4.8 meters

The Harper port is the smallest of Liberia’s four seaports. The port occupies a land area of 9.23 acres.
- TEU: N/A
- Main export: timber, oil palm, and rubber
- Major imports: petroleum products, building materials, machinery, and consumable goods
- Presently focuses solely on container movement and general cargo handling for humanitarian purposes.
- It was almost deserted, with few activities.
- Occupied by old buildings and old containers strewn across an open field