Step into one of the most emotional and historically significant journeys in West Africa on this immersive Badagry heritage experience from Lagos. Travel with a knowledgeable local guide through the ancient slave routes of Badagr... More

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 immers... More

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,... More

Discover the exotic Nigerian delicacies in this full-day food tour. Nigeria is a very diverse country blessed with at least 250 ethnic groups. Each of these has its cuisine. You’ll enjoy tasting and munching on a wide variety of... More

This private tour gives an insight into the life, religion, history and culture of the Yorubas. The tour which starts from Lagos will have us travel to Abeokuta in Ogun State for about two hours on the first day and on the second ... More

Discover the extraordinary indigenous culture, traditional lifestyles and the warmth of Ghanaians on this introductory exploration of Ghana’s stunning eco-beaches and thriving unspoiled hotspots... More

There's a lot you’ll see and do in the busiest city in West Africa. Our friendly guide will show you Lagos’ historical and beautiful landmarks. There will be no dull moment as the experienced and multilingual guide provides th... More

on this tour we shall discover the lives of these folks in the deep community of rijua local government who do no wear cloths. They are called the kamberi tribes men. The live their natural life and are very much contented with it... More

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. ... More