Top South West Nigeria Half-day Tours

Tour the Kalakuta Museum—highlighting the life of legendary Afrobeat musician Fela Kuti—in Lagos with a private guide. Opened in 2012, the property served as Kuti's residence from the 1970s until his 1997 death. Kuti is buried in a mausoleum on the grounds. See his preserved bedroom as well as other artifacts and exhibits pertaining to his life throughout the space. There's also an onsite gift shop and a rooftop bar where you can savor a cocktail (own expense) while reflecting on Kuti's many musical contributions.

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 the stories behind the numerous sights and sounds of the city. Your exploration will begin at the popular Lekki Conservation Centre, where you'll experience nature at its finest. There, you’ll go on the longest canopy walk in Africa. At Nike Centre For Art and Culture, you’ll see Nigerian artistic works. Would you like to see traditional craftsmen making local fabrics and weaving baskets, using methods dating back hundreds of years? Makoko is a village built on stilts. In this small city on the boat riding you’ll hear the history of the friendly fishing community. You’ll also spend time at the National Museum, to see historical artifacts. Finally, you’ll take a tricycle ride through Lagos streets. If you ever dreamed about Lagos, come and make your dream come true.

Located on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, Lagos is popular for its beaches. Are you looking for a calm atmosphere, beautiful palm trees, and a nice cool breeze? Then you should visit Tarkwa Bay Beach. Located on an island, it is one of the most popular beaches in town: beautiful, peaceful, and safe. To reach the beach, you’ll enjoy a thrilling boat cruise. At Tarkwa Bay Beach, you’ll go horseback riding, play fun games, enjoy the warmth of the sun, and have a refreshing drink of coconut water. You may also swim and go surfing. From the beach-side, you can walk a long distance into the shallow water and feel the waves. You’ll have time to take in the sounds and the beautiful view as the sun sets in a veil of colorful yellow and orange mist.

This tour is a fun filled power packed exercise interspersed with finding out how lagosians live their daily lives. traveler will experience lifestyle, fashion, culture, fun, music and arts.

I shall pick you up at your hotel or location of choice at 7. 30a.m in a chauffeured, air-conditioned sedan or SUV. We will then drive through towards the boundary of Lagos where Badagry town is situated. The first point if call will be the town's Heritage Museum which houses sculptures depicting slaves in chains, actual chains used during the trade and various art works. We shall then move on to the 'Aqia tree' monument point where Christianity was first preached in Nigeria. We shall also visit other areas of attraction such as the Badagry market, the King's palace, the coconut beach and board a boat to the 'Island of No Return' where the slaves were routed through to the ships taking them to foreign countries. We shall have light snacks during our stay in Badagry so feel free to come with food to picnic or buy local delicacies. Our trip back to your hotel or any location in Lagos you request will commence at 2. 30p.m through the same vehicle.

My tours are private and professional. At the same time, I am friendly, knowledgeable and shall give you value for your money and time. We shall navigate the breadth of the city and you and you'll experience every bit of it in the given time. We give back to the communities we explore in, a percentage of what you pay. It is important to is to ensure that the proceeds from tourism impact every community. You deserve to see and experience the real Lagos without sacrificing comfort or safety.