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.

Nigeria's UNESCO-listed Kano City Walls, the scenic Shere Hills in Jos, and the haunting Point of No Return in Badagry are all part of the route. The Lilygate Hotel in Lagos and Prince Hotel Kano provide accommodation while trying authentic dishes like Suya, Jollof rice, and Tuwo Shinkafa with Miyan Kuka. The Nike Art Gallery's vibrant art collection, lions and elephants at Jos Wildlife Park, and traditional crafts at the 15th-century Kurmi Market round out the itinerary.

Your path through Nigeria winds from Lagos's vibrant metropolis to Oshogbo's sacred groves. The historic Olumo rock in Abeokuta stands as a testament to time, while Badagry's slave trade relics tell compelling stories. Abuja's modern architecture completes this cultural circuit. Premium accommodations at Park Inn and Abuja Continental await, with expert guides and comfortable transportation throughout this 8-day tour.

This seven-day trip takes you through Nigeria's cultural heritage, with a stop at the UNESCO-listed Osun Sacred Grove in Oshogbo, where shrines honor the fertility goddess Osun along a winding river. Lagos Intercontinental Hotel and Golden Tulip Hotel Ibadan serve as your base while checking out historic sites like Olumo Rock in Abeokuta, the Palace of the Ooni of Ife, and the Kalakuta Republic Museum dedicated to Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti. The Badagry Slave Route leads to Gberefu Beach, handmade crafts fill Lekki International Craft Market, and over 10,000 artworks hang at the Nike Art Gallery.

This 6-day trip takes you from Lagos to Jos, stopping at the UNESCO-listed Kano City Walls, the haunting Point of No Return in Badagry, and the National Museum Lagos showcasing ancient Nok terracotta sculptures. Comfortable properties including The Lilygate Hotel in Lagos and Prince Hotel Kano provide accommodation, while the Lekki Conservation Centre's canopy walkway—Africa's longest—and the scenic Shere Hills near Jos offer chances to stretch your legs. Authentic Nigerian cuisine from Jollof rice and Suya to Tuwo Shinkafa awaits at historic Kurmi Market, one of West Africa's oldest trading hubs dating back to the 15th century.

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.

This 7-day itinerary accommodates groups of 2-12 travelers at comfort-level properties including Lagos Intercontinental Hotel and Golden Tulip Ibadan. The UNESCO-listed Osun Sacred Grove's sacred sculptures, the Badagry Slave Route from the Old Slave Market to Gberefu Beach, and over 10,000 artworks at Nike Art Gallery are all on the schedule. Fela Kuti's legacy comes alive at Kalakuta Republic Museum, then you'll climb Olumo Rock in Abeokuta and tour the Palace of the Ooni in Ile-Ife, cradle of Yoruba civilization.

The UNESCO-listed Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove in Osogbo and the centuries-old indigo dyeing at Kofar Mata pits in Kano are both on the itinerary. Comfortable hotels in Lagos, Abuja, and Kaduna serve as your base while checking out the Emir's Palace, Gidan Makama Museum, and Kurmi Market established in 1498. Ancient Hausa kingdoms including Zaria and Ile-Ife, birthplace of Yoruba mythology, come to life with expert guides leading small groups of 2-12 travelers. This tour works for ages 2+.

Lagos' cultural treasures shine through National Museum visits and Freedom Park tours. Guests walk Africa's longest canopy at Lekki Conservation Centre and admire contemporary art at Nike Gallery. Caesar's Hotel provides accommodation alongside authentic Nigerian cuisine.

A 13-day cultural odyssey leads from Lagos to Abuja, featuring the historic First Storey Building in Badagry. The towering 130-meter Olumo Rock in Abeokuta beckons climbers, while the Nike Art Gallery in Lagos houses artistic treasures. The majestic Idanre Hills and traditional life in Gwari and Fulani villages offer authentic Nigerian experiences.