Arrival Lagos

Makoko - Nestled on the serene waters of the Lagos Lagoon in Nigeria, Makoko Floating Village is a remarkable example of human creativity and perseverance. This lively community flourishes among a maze of stilt houses, linked by wooden pathways and alive with the pulse of everyday life. Here, tradition and innovation blend effortlessly, as residents navigate the waterways in vibrant canoes, children attend floating schools, and markets overflow with fresh seafood and colorful textiles. With stunning sunsets as a backdrop, Makoko represents the enduring spirit of community, adapting and thriving in harmony with its aquatic surroundings.

Lekki Conservation Centre - The Lekki Conservation Centre serves as a lush haven amidst the bustling cityscape of Lagos, Nigeria, providing a refuge for both wildlife and city residents. Spanning 78 hectares of verdant land, it features a variety of ecosystems, from untouched mangrove forests to wide grasslands. Visitors can explore its elevated canopy walkway, the longest in Africa, and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature while observing local birds, monkeys, and other native species.

Nike Centre For Art And Culture - Situated in Lagos, Nigeria, the Nike Art Gallery is a vibrant celebration of the richness and diversity of African art and culture. Occupying multiple floors of a colorful building adorned with detailed murals, the gallery presents an extensive collection of traditional and modern artworks, including paintings, sculptures, textiles, and beadwork. Visitors are encouraged to immerse themselves in the vibrant colors and textures that decorate the walls, each piece reflecting the unique perspectives and creative expressions of Nigeria’s diverse artistic community. Beyond showcasing African art, the Nike Art Gallery acts as a lively hub for cultural exchange and artistic collaboration, fostering a deep appreciation for the continent’s heritage and creativity.

National Museum - Featuring ancient artifacts and archaeological discoveries alongside contemporary art and cultural exhibits, the museum’s varied collections highlight the country’s rich tapestry of traditions, languages, and peoples. Explore its halls and galleries to uncover stunning sculptures, intricate textiles, traditional crafts, and immersive displays that bring Nigeria’s diverse cultures and history to life.

Terra Kulture - Conclude the day at Terra Kulture, a cultural center and restaurant, where you can savor a traditional Nigerian dinner accompanied by live music and dance performances.

Abeokuta

Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library - Located in Abeokuta, Nigeria, the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library (OOPL) is an expansive complex dedicated to preserving the legacy and contributions of former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo. Surrounded by lush greenery, the library includes state-of-the-art facilities such as a museum, archive, research center, and auditorium. The museum displays artifacts, documents, and multimedia exhibits chronicling Nigeria’s political history, with a focus on Obasanjo’s influential leadership and the nation’s journey towards democracy and development.

Badagry & Lagos Mainland

Badagry Heritage Museum - Situated in the former district officer’s office built in 1863, the Badagry Heritage Museum aims to highlight the injustice and horror of the transatlantic slave trade while also showcasing Africa’s rich histories and cultures. It specifically focuses on the heritage of pre and post-transatlantic slave trade in Badagry. The museum features eight galleries, each addressing specific themes related to local heritage and the transatlantic slave trade.

Badagry Slave Museum and Black History Museum - The Badagry Abbas Sereki Williams Slave Baraccoon is a historical site in Badagry, Nigeria. It holds significance as a former holding place for slaves during the transatlantic slave trade. The term “baraccoon” refers to a temporary detention or confinement space, often used for slaves before their transport to the Americas.

The site stands as a solemn reminder of the slave trade’s atrocities and serves as a memorial to those who suffered and died during this dark period in history. Visitors to the Badagry Abbas Sereki Williams Slave Baraccoon can learn about the harsh conditions endured by slaves and reflect on the impact of slavery on both the African continent and the wider world.

Kalakuta Republic Museum - The Kalakuta Museum is a historical and cultural landmark in Lagos, Nigeria. It holds great importance as the former residence of the legendary Nigerian musician, activist, and political dissident, Fela Kuti. Often called the “Black President” or the “Father of Afrobeat,” Fela Kuti used Kalakuta Republic as a communal home, recording studio, and performance venue.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• Breakfast
• Airport Pick up/Drop off
• Guide fees

Embark on a captivating journey through the vibrant landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Nigeria with our exclusive Lagos to Abeokuta tour. Explore the floating village of Makoko, a testament to human resilience, before immersing yourself in the lush tranquility of the Lekki Conservation Centre’s verdant forests. Discover the vibrant art scene at the Nike Centre For Art And Culture and delve into Nigeria’s diverse history at the National Museum. Then, venture to Abeokuta to marvel at the majestic Olumo Rock and delve into the country’s political legacy at the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library. Conclude your adventure with a visit to the Adire Shopping Market, where you can experience the vibrant traditions of Adire textile art. Join us for an unforgettable journey that blends natural wonders, cultural treasures, and historical insights into the heart of Nigeria.

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