Nigeria Tours & Trips

This Nigerian adventure from Lagos to Abuja costs approx. $190 per day, taking you to the fascinating Makoko water village and the ancient Olumo rock in Abeokuta. The cradle of Yoruba civilization unfolds in Ile Ife, where the Ooni's Palace stands proud. Abuja's modern landmarks, including the Dunamis International Gospel centre, showcase contemporary Nigeria.

This 5-day trip starts in Lagos at The Lilygate Hotel, where you'll see the National Museum with ancient Nok terracotta sculptures and walk Africa's longest canopy walkway at Lekki. Head north to see UNESCO-listed Kano City Walls, browse 15th-century Kurmi Market, then hike Shere Hills in Jos.

Visit Southwest Nigeria's UNESCO-listed Osun Sacred Grove in Oshogbo, where shrines honor river goddess Osun, then walk the powerful Badagry Slave Route at Gberefu Beach. Climb Olumo Rock in Abeokuta for city views and browse over 10,000 artworks at Nike Art Gallery in Lagos.

The route from Lagos to Oshogbo showcases Nigeria's finest cultural sites, with luxurious stays at Eko Hotel and Protea by Marriott. Visitors delve into history at the Badagry Heritage Museum, watch captivating shows at Oaks Garden Cultural Center, and marvel at the UNESCO-listed Oxun Sacred Grove. Private transportation, local expertise, and traditional dinners at venues like Terra Kulture complete the experience.

You'll visit UNESCO-listed Osun Sacred Grove in Oshogbo, where riverside shrines honor the fertility goddess through winding forest paths. The trip includes a stop at the Palace of the Ooni of Ife and a climb up Olumo Rock in Abeokuta, with time to shop for traditional Adire indigo-dyed fabrics at Itoku Market.

In Lagos, check out the National Museum with its ancient Nok terracotta sculptures and walk Africa's longest canopy walkway at Lekki Conservation Centre. Then head to Badagry's somber Point of No Return before seeing Abuja's golden-domed National Mosque and wandering through Millennium Park's gardens.

This 12-day cultural tour takes you through eight Nigerian cities, starting in Lagos and moving through ancient kingdoms like Ile-Ife, considered the mythological birthplace of humanity. You'll visit UNESCO-listed Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove and see 500-year-old Kofar Mata dye pits in Kano.