Nigeria is home to many communities with diverse cuisines. While some are popular for heavy meals, those in Abuja are known for finger foods, snacks, and delicious natural drinks. Do you want to find out what kilishi tastes like? Everyone simply loves this delicacy. A trip to Abuja isn’t complete without a taste of kilishi, and a wrap for folks back home. Suya is another thing you simply have to try. Whether its ram Suya, beef suya, or chicken suya, the taste is always irresistible. You’ll visit a popular spot, Yahuza Suya, and Kilishi Limited. It’s the home of Suya and Kilishi. To go with the Kilishi and Suya, you'll have a refreshing Zobo drink. It is made from dried rosella leaves (Hibiscus Sabdariffa). A bit of ginger and pineapple are usually added as well. Fura de Nunu is another fun drink. Made from fermented cow milk and ground millet grains, it is rich in nutrients and soft on the palates. Join this trip and pamper your palates with the creamy taste of Fura de Nunu.

Join us on an unforgettable 3-day adventure as we explore the hidden gems of Lagos, Nigeria. Our expertly curated tour will immerse you in the natural beauty of the Conservation Center & provide relaxation by the serene shores of Landmark Beach. But that's just the beginning. We'll whisk you away to a one-of-a-kind dining experience at a unique restaurant that's sure to tantalize your taste buds. Our journey continues to Victoria Island, renowned for its stunning beach resorts, including the picturesque Good Beach. Lagos holds so much culture and history. Our tour takes you to The Nike Art Museum, home to some of the most exquisite artwork you'll ever see. Then making our way to Freedom Park, a former colonial-era prison transformed into a vibrant hub for concerts & public events. We've meticulously handpicked the best locations for you to explore & enjoy. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to uncover the soul of Lagos & create memories that will last a lifetime.

This is an awesome opportunity to see the 5 administrative districts of Abuja metropolitan (Asokoro, Wuse, Garki, Maitama and Central Business District); and also visit the Abuja hinterlands to commune with the indigenous inhabitants of Abuja the Gbagyi (Gwari) people. It is an exciting experience, delivered by enthusiastic and knowledgeable tour guides.

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.

Want to see Abuja, the best-planned city in Nigeria, and one of the best in Africa? With wide roads, green areas, distinct residential and commercial zones, there’s so much to see and take in, while in this slow-paced city. And what better way to get a feel of this friendly and peaceful city than by taking a walk. This walk will take place at the serene Usuma Dam, under the guidance of an experienced local guide. At Usuma Dam, you’ll experience peace and serenity. While there, you’ll walk, meet and chat with locals, see many species of birds, and watch fishermen in small boats going about their business. It is a bit out of town and a perfect place for hiking and picnics. You’ll see people enjoying their barbecue, hanging around, and chatting. It's a must-visit for anyone who loves nature. You can go to the top of the hill and have a captivating view of the whole area, including the body of water. The air is fresh, and it's a nice place to take pictures.

Calabar is regarded by many as the cleanest and most beautiful town in Nigeria. A tourist haven, it is full of attractions. The people are known to be very friendly and open to visitors. The tour will take place at Duke town, one of the oldest areas in the state. It is on the edge of the Calabar River and is quiet and full of history. Guided by our friendly local guide, you’ll see the colonial-style houses and the tidy streets. At the slave history museum, you’ll walk back many years through the slave trade era. You’ll see artifacts from the slave trade era, as well as sculptured representations. Duke town church is one of the oldest churches in Nigeria. It was built in the 19th century, and the architectural style is quite attractive. Next, you’ll see Mary Slessor’s tomb. This Scottish lady from Dundee stopped the killing of twins in the town. Born in 1848, she was sent to Calabar by the Presbyterian church in 1876 and died in 1915.

Ibadan is well known for its history and the rich Yoruba culture. Another thing the Yoruba people of Ibadan are well known for is their spicy cuisine. Our experienced local guide will tell you all about it. The people of Ibadan love their food. You will too if you give them a try. Lafun-and-Ewedu is one of the most popular meals here. Lafun is made from cassava flour, while Ewedu is a soup made from vegetables. Other delicacies are Moin-Moin and Eko, and rice, prepared in several ways. Snails are also eaten a lot in Ibadan. Onion, tomato, and loads of pepper -are added to make the snail meal quite attractive and delicious. First, you'll visit a local market, where all the shopping will take place. After that, you'll watch the whole cooking process before enjoying a spicy and palatable meal. Finally, you'll visit a local restaurant, where you’ll enjoy another local delicacy. Get ready for several rounds of finger-licking.

Why spend your precious time waiting in long shuttle or taxi lines. Avoid the language barrier and currency exchange. Travel in style from your Hotel in Lagos City to Lagos, Murtala Muhammed International Airport LOS by private vehicle and reach your final destination relaxed and refreshed.

All travelers enjoys free Wi-Fi onboard. Comfortable shared transportation with pick up at preferred location. Lagos area is divided into two parts which is the island and mainland which explains why we have two meet up points. We are also okay to pick up guests from their respective hotels within Lagos state. A carry on bag allowance is allowed as it is just a day trip For easy access we can make the transportation option just hotel pickup and we would reach out to guests 48 hours before the trip to confirm pickup details.

visit the moist beach club and also explore the tarkwa bay beach or visit the Inabge beach resort for fun, drink and games.

This is a market tour that will captivate, impart, broaden your knowledge and perspective view about Lagos. Its a well guided market tour with a whole lots to learn from.

Discover the fascinating Ibeno beach, often described as the best beach in West Africa. Nicely seated along the Atlantic Ocean, it is also the longest sand beach on the sub-continent. Located in Eket, Akwa Ibom state, this oil-rich area is about two hours by road from Calabar. Ibeno beach is clean, with a fresh-smelling breeze, and you can hear the resident seagulls even from a distance. You’ll be guided by a professional guide, and you’ll meet the happy and friendly locals. You’ll engage in beach volleyball, beach soccer, sunbathing, water sporting, and when you’re tired, beautiful trees provide natural shade for your rest. There are also huts if you require more protection from the sun. There are many fishing boats at Ibeno beach, and you’ll see fishermen from all over, including neighboring countries, going about their business. Will you like to catch a glimpse of their catch; fishes, shrimps, and crabs? Ibeno beach awaits you.

The city of Calabar is well known for its beautiful, tasty, and mouth watering dishes. The main Calabar dish, Edika-Ikong, is arguably the most sought-after in Nigeria. Would you like to taste meals rich in vegetables, bush meat, and seafood? If you do, the Calabar cuisine tour is for you. You’ll enjoy meals like fish pepper soup, Afang soup, Edika-Ikong soup, Editan soup, along with Isi Ewu (spiced Goat head), roasted plantain, or pounded yam. Along with our friendly guide, you’ll dig into attractive meals, made from a mix of edible leaves, cowhide (Ponmo), crayfish, dry fish, snails, stockfish, periwinkles, prawns, and a whole lot more. You’ll be licking your fingers so much you may not have much washing to do after the meal. For vegetarians, there’s Efo, made from spinach and spices. It can be eaten with rice or pounded yam. To wash it all down, as locals love to say, you may have the locally made fresh palm wine, or other alcoholic or nonalcoholic drinks.

Your tour begins at the National Mosque. Regarded by tourists as one of the most beautiful buildings in the city, this massive structure is one of the biggest mosques in Africa. It is a quiet and peaceful place. The next stop is the National Children’s Park and Zoo, a wildlife park with exotic animals and a play area for kids. At 725m (2,379 ft), Zuma rock is a gigantic structure located on the outskirts of Abuja. A part of it resembles a human face. Thought Pyramid Art Center is your next stop. It is a wonderful art gallery. It boasts modern and contemporary artworks from different parts of Africa. Whether you’re buying or window shopping, Jabi Lake Mall gives a pleasant experience. The shops are clean, spacious, and diverse. It is located on the Eastern Shore of the beautiful Jabi Lake. To wrap your memorable trip is a fun stop at Jabi Boat Club. This is the place for all sorts of aquatic activities. Water Bikes, Pedal Boats, Jet Skis, and many more are available for your enjoyment.

This carefully curated 2-day experience combines the modern creativity of Lagos with the deep historical roots of Abeokuta. You’ll enjoy guided tours, local storytelling, cultural immersion, beautiful photography opportunities, and memorable interactions throughout the journey.

It will be recorded that you have climbed the most famous rock in Nigeria You will have the opportunity of exploring the natural contours in the rock face which leave image of a human face with a visible mouth, eyes and nose.