Top 3 kids-friendly things to do in Abuja

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1. Abuja City Day Tour
· 7 hours
Your tour begins at the National Mosque. Regarded by tourists as one of the most beautiful buildings in the city, this massive structure is one of the biggest mosques in Africa. It is a quiet and peaceful place. The next stop is the National Children’s Park and Zoo, a wildlife park with exotic animals and a play area for kids. At 725m (2,379 ft), Zuma rock is a gigantic structure located on the outskirts of Abuja. A part of it resembles a human face. Thought Pyramid Art Center is your next stop. It is a wonderful art gallery. It boasts modern and contemporary artworks from different parts of Africa. Whether you’re buying or window shopping, Jabi Lake Mall gives a pleasant experience. The shops are clean, spacious, and diverse. It is located on the Eastern Shore of the beautiful Jabi Lake. To wrap your memorable trip is a fun stop at Jabi Boat Club. This is the place for all sorts of aquatic activities. Water Bikes, Pedal Boats, Jet Skis, and many more are available for your enjoyment.
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2. Costa Brava Coves Towns and Winery Private Tour
5.0· 2 reviews· 6.5 hours
An authentic private experience in Costa Brava in a unique, and organical signature winery and best coves of Baix Empordà! Leaded by a professional guide with background in wineries and gastronomy, grown up in Costa Brava and trained in wine tasting with professional background in wineries; Discover the gossip about families, artists, gastronomy and history in Costa Brava with this unique tour.
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3. Abuja Nature And Parks Tour
5.0· 1 reviews· 7 hours
Abuja is full of breathtaking natural attractions, as well as beautiful man-made relaxation spots. Would you like to experience nature at its finest? On this seven-hour tour, your day will begin at Jabi Lake, a natural oasis in the heart of the city. The area around is lush green, and the lake is home to reptiles, including crocodiles. At 725m (2,379 ft), Zuma rock is a gigantic structure located on the outskirts of Abuja. A part of it resembles a human face. Usuma Dam is a bit out of town and perfect for hiking and picnics. You can go to the top of the hill and have a captivating view of the area. Next will be a stopover at the National Arboretum. Its purpose is to maintain the various plant life within it in its natural state. Discover the Millennium park. A river runs through this beautiful green park, with flowers and trees all around. It is the biggest public park in Abuja. The National Children’s Park and Zoo is a wildlife park with exotic animals and a playing area for kids.
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