11. The Black Heritage - Badagry Tour with Lunch
5.0· 8 reviewsStep into the past and trace the footsteps of history on this immersive Badagry Heritage Tour. Discover the untold stories of resilience, culture, and legacy as you explore Badagry Slave Museum, the Point of No Return, and other historical landmarks. Highlights of Your Experience - Badagry Slave Museum & Black History Museum – Uncover the harrowing yet inspiring narratives of Africa’s past. - Gberefu Island (Point of No Return) – Walk the path of history and reflect on the journey of those who came before. - Local Cultural Immersion – Engage with the vibrant traditions, art, and people of Badagry. - Expert Guided Tour – Gain deep insights from knowledgeable guides who bring history to life. Why This Tour is a Must-Experience - Rich Historical Significance – Perfect for history buffs, cultural explorers, and those tracing ancestral roots. - Exclusive Private Tour – Enjoy a personalized experience tailored to your group. - Seamless Pickup & Drop-off – Convenient transfers
22. 9 Days Four Country Tour Nigeria, Benin, Togo and Ghana
5.0· 7 reviews· 9 daysWhat sets my tour apart is its unique blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and authentic West African experiences. This journey takes you through the heartland of the African diaspora, where the roots of slavery, heritage, and culture intertwine. From exploring the historic Badagry Slave Museum to walking through the sacred forests of Benin and touring the awe-inspiring castles in Ghana, you will immerse yourself in stories that shaped the African world. My tours are designed to offer more than just sightseeing — they are a deep dive into the past and present, allowing you to engage with local communities, experience traditional music and dance, and sample West African cuisine. With expert guidance and personalized attention, you’ll uncover hidden gems while making lifelong memories. This is not just a tour; it’s a journey to the soul of West Africa. Book now for an unforgettable adventure!
33. Two Days of Fun & Adventure In Lagos Nigeria
5.0· 4 reviews· 2 daysYou are sure to enjoy and learn about Nigeria her people and her culture from the national museum. Explore nature, spot animals such as monkeys, birds, tortoises, and peacocks and go for a walk on the longest canopy walk in Africa. Play the largest chess game Compliment the tour with a nice time in Lekki Art Market and Balogun market. You will have the chance to support local businesses by buying local art pieces etc. Head to freedom park formal a prison yard for the slave market now turn to a museum and entertainment park. Nike Art Gallery will blow your mind away with a variety of world-class art if you are an art lover you will definitely love it.
44. Lagos city tour
5.0· 2 reviews· 5 hoursThis enables you to explore the beautiful city of lagos this tour will also expose you to the beautiful and breathtaking art and craft of the Nigerian culture. This is an experience worth taking. *Nike Art *Lagos Museum * trip to the mainland
55. Makoko Floating Slum An Authentic Experience with Son of Chief
5.0· 2 reviews· 3 hoursStep beyond the surface and experience Makoko through the eyes of someone who truly calls it home. Guided by RESPECT, son of the traditional chief and lifelong resident, this is more than a tour — it is a rare opportunity to connect with a living water community in an authentic and respectful way. Glide through the waterways by canoe, hear powerful personal stories, and gain deep insight into the culture, resilience, and daily life of people living on water. With fluent English and extensive local knowledge, RESPECT offers honest conversations, cultural understanding, and meaningful interaction you won’t find anywhere else. If you are seeking a real, ethical, and eye-opening experience in Lagos — not just sightseeing, but genuine human connection — this tour will leave you with perspective, understanding, and unforgettable memories. Book now and discover Makoko beyond the headlines.
66. 5-Hour Olumo Rock Adventure Tour From Lagos
5.0· 2 reviewsOnce you are on the Olumo Rock, it is always exciting to listen to the tales of this rock that served as a refuge during the inter-tribal wars. . As you hike up to the rock’s pinnacle; you will admire unbeatable views of the ancient city of Abeokuta. This is an adventure! Olumo Rock is located in Abeokuta, Ogun State, a two hours’ drive from Lagos. It is an historical monument, which served as a shelter and fortress to the Egba Warriors during the Yoruba Intercity wars in the 19th century. At the top of the rock, you will be able to see the amazing blue skies, the vegetation and just revel in the beauty of nature. If you love nature, scenery with some peace and quiet, this is for you. At the base of the rock, there is an Art gallery that features some local artworks including a museum with interesting artifacts.
77. 3-Hour Osun Osogbo Sacred Grove Tour From Lagos
5.0· 1 reviewsOsun-Osogbo Sacred Grove is a UNESCO World Heritage Centre (WHC) in Nigeria. This sacred forest attracts a large number of tourists as it is definitely worth visiting. Located in Central Nigeria, the Sacred Grove of Osun Osogbo is a forest sanctuary situated along the Osun River. Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove covers an area of 75 hectares and is regarded as the abode of the Yoruba goddess of fertility, Osun. The Osun- Osogbo Sacred Grove is one of the vast undisturbed areas of land in Africa. The restoration of the grove by artists has given the grove a new importance as it has become a sacred place for the whole of Yorubaland and a symbol of identity for the wider Yoruba Diaspora. The Grove is an active religious site where daily, weekly and monthly worship takes place.
88. Discover Lagos in 48 Hours: Culture, Markets, History & City Life
5.0· 1 reviewsIf you are visitng Lagos Nigeria for a fun and stress free vacation, and also want to know and understand the city and its culture, this is the first tour to start with. Lagos is the economic capital of Africa and the social activities is second to none. This 2-Day extraordinary tour will give you a total overview of the city. You will not only visit the listed tourist attractions and other beautiful spots, we will also help you to soak in the fun of the city and have a memorable experience. Part of the places you will be visiting include Makoko Floating Village, Lekki Conservation Center, the Arts and Crafts Market which is the biggest in Nigeria,Nike Art Center which is the biggest in West-Africa, the popular Afrika Shrine, Fela's Kalakuta Republic, national museum, among others. Lastly, you will relax at the beach, soak your feet in the blue ocean and enjoy its calm ambience. Be rest assured of great company and pleasant ride.
99. Makoko Floating Community Tour
4.9· 43 reviewsDiscover the legendary Makoko community — famously known as the “Venice of Africa” — one of Lagos’ most fascinating and culturally rich experiences. Glide through peaceful waterways in a traditional canoe as you explore a remarkable community built entirely on stilts above the water. Witness everyday life unfold around you as homes, schools, churches, and local businesses thrive within this unique waterside settlement. Led by knowledgeable local guides who live within the community, you’ll gain authentic insight into Makoko’s deep history, resilience, vibrant fishing culture, and extraordinary way of life. Experience firsthand how residents navigate daily living on water, adapt during the rainy season, sustain their livelihoods, and preserve generations of tradition and community spirit. This immersive cultural journey offers travelers a rare opportunity to connect with the true heartbeat of Lagos beyond the usual tourist attractions — raw, inspiring, unforgettable, and deeply human.
1010. Badagry Slave Trade & Black Heritage Historical Tour
4.8· 29 reviewsStep into one of the most powerful and emotional chapters of world history with a guided visit to Badagry Slave Route—a historic destination deeply connected to over 400 years of the transatlantic slave trade. This immersive private tour takes you through the former slave port of Badagry, where countless Africans began their painful journey into slavery. Explore preserved slave quarters and historic relics where original artifacts and stories reveal the realities of the slave trade era. One of the most moving moments of the tour is the boat ride across the lagoon to Gberefu Island, famously known as the “Point of No Return.” This was the final departure point where enslaved Africans were forced onto ships bound for foreign lands. This tour is more than sightseeing; it is a powerful historical experience that connects visitors to the roots of African heritage, resilience, and human history.
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