Explore Lagos

Lagos, Nigeria's largest city, is a bustling metropolis with a vibrant nightlife, music scene, and mouth-watering street food. Must-see attractions include the Nike Art Gallery, Freedom Park, and Lagos Lagoon.

Visit Aso Rock

Located in Abuja, the capital city of Nigeria, Aso Rock is a massive outcrop that is one of the city's most noticeable features. The Nigerian Presidential Complex, Nigerian National Mosque and Nigerian National Christian Centre are located around it.

Yankari National Park

This is Nigeria's most popular national park and a great place to see Africa's wildlife in its natural habitat. It's also home to the Wikki Warm Springs, a natural water spring with a consistent temperature of around 31 degrees Celsius.

Olumo Rock

Located in Abeokuta, Olumo Rock is a popular tourist attraction with a rich history. Climb the stairs carved into the rock to enjoy panoramic views of the city.

Zuma Rock

Often referred to as the "Gateway to Abuja from Suleja", Zuma Rock is a large monolith with a human face located in Niger State. It's an impressive natural landmark that's worth a visit.

Visit Calabar

Known for its cleanliness, Calabar is a coastal city with a number of attractions including the Slave Museum, Calabar Drill Monkey Sanctuary, and Cross River National Park.

Badagry

A coastal town in Lagos State, Badagry is a historically significant location due to its role in the slave trade. The Badagry Slave Museum and the Point of No Return are poignant reminders of this era.

Visit the Ogbunike Caves

Located in Anambra State, these caves have spiritual significance to the local people and are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors must remove their shoes before entering the caves as a mark of respect.

Awhum Waterfall and Cave

Located in Enugu State, this is a beautiful waterfall with a stream flowing out from a small cave. The waterfall is believed to have therapeutic effects and the water is said to be curative.

Visit the New Afrika Shrine

An entertainment hub in Lagos, the New Afrika Shrine is a place to enjoy Afrobeat music, a genre popularized by Fela Kuti. The venue also doubles as a cultural center with occasional art shows and food festivals.

Attend a Nigerian football match

Football is a national passion in Nigeria. Whether it's a local league match or the national team playing, the atmosphere is always electric.

Explore the local markets

Visit markets such as Onitsha Main Market, one of the largest markets in West Africa, or Balogun Market in Lagos for textiles, clothing, shoes and more.