7 Days, 6 Nights Tour Of Nigeria - Southwest
Experience the best of southwestern Nigeria on this immersive cultural and heritage tour. From the vibrant city of Lagos to the historic town of Badagry, explore powerful stories of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, iconic landmarks like Olumo Rock, and the cultural heart of the Yoruba civilization in Ile-Ife. Enjoy guided city tours, museums, arts and crafts markets, and authentic local experiences, including a visit to Makoko, the “Venice of Africa.” This journey blends history, culture, adventure, and everyday life for a truly enriching Nigerian experience.
Day 01: LAGOS ARRIVAL
On arrival in Lagos, you are met by our representatives (tour guide and driver) and transferred to your hotel and rest of the evening at leisure.
Overnight: Lagos Continental Hotel - Victoria Island, Lagos.
Day 2: On the Following day, you will be driven to visit Badagry where you will have the sightseeing and Historic Tour of the Transatlantic Slave Trade that took place in Africa, and Nigeria. You will see the SLAVE Museums in Badagry and listen to the story of how the Slave Trade began up till the abolishment of the Slave Trade.
Day 3: We would drive down to Abeokuta, where you will have the opportunity to hike the magnificent Olumo Rock and other attraction sites in Abeokuta, Nigeria.
Day 4: This day will make you experience the city of Ile-Ife which is the cradle of Yoruba civilization, you will learn the history and culture of the Yoruba Clan. the traditional and religion of the IFA divination - Here you will see the Palace of the Prominent Ruler of the Yoruba People, Tombs of past kings, River Osun Sacred Grove, and a few other sites within close proximity.
Day 5: This will be a Lagos City Tour; It's a combination of Adventure Tour and Cultural Heritage Tour. Museums, and Arts and Crafts market Tour.
Day 6: You will experience the livelihood of the locals in the lower-class communities. A visit to the Venice of Africa called "MAKOKO" Floating Slum and sightseeing of the City of Lagos at large. You will see the difference in the Mainland part of Lagos, and the Island region of Lagos.
