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Kalatuka Museum tours and Arican Shrine
The building which is now a museum was Fela's home and is now open as a museum for travelers to explore. A number of personal artifacts and household items are on display. At the Kalakuta Museum,you will also have access to purchase branded souvenirs and access his private closet. From Kalakuta Republic Museum, you will head straight to the New Afrika Shrine, a popular spot for culture, Afro music, good foods and drinks. The shrine is owned and managed by Fela's children,Femi Kuti and Yeni Kuti.
Private 3 Day Guided Tour in Lagos
Join us on an unforgettable 3-day adventure as we explore the hidden gems of Lagos, Nigeria. Our expertly curated tour will immerse you in the natural beauty of the Conservation Center & provide relaxation by the serene shores of Landmark Beach. But that's just the beginning. We'll whisk you away to a one-of-a-kind dining experience at a unique restaurant that's sure to tantalize your taste buds. Our journey continues to Victoria Island, renowned for its stunning beach resorts, including the picturesque Good Beach. Lagos holds so much culture and history. Our tour takes you to The Nike Art Museum, home to some of the most exquisite artwork you'll ever see. Then making our way to Freedom Park, a former colonial-era prison transformed into a vibrant hub for concerts & public events. We've meticulously handpicked the best locations for you to explore & enjoy. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to uncover the soul of Lagos & create memories that will last a lifetime.
Private Transfer from Abuja to Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport (ABV)
Take the worry out of your departure to Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport (ABV) and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 10 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis at the hotel, and travel in the comfort of a Premium car or minivan / minibus.
14 Days Exploring Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana and Cote d'ivoire
Embark on a captivating journey through the heartland of West Africa with our immersive Heritage Tour, spanning Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, and Côte d'Ivoire. Delve into vibrant cultures, poignant history, and stunning landscapes as you trace the footsteps of past civilizations at ancient kingdoms, colonial forts, and poignant slave trade sites. Marvel at architectural wonders like Cape Coast Castle and the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace, and encounter breathtaking natural beauty from the tranquil waters of Ganvie Stilt Village to the lush rainforests of Kakum National Park. Savor culinary delights with every meal, guided by knowledgeable experts fluent in English and French. Travel in comfort with air-conditioned transportation and comfortable accommodations, ensuring an unforgettable journey of discovery through the essence of West Africa.
Adventure to Olumo Rock
An adventure to explore rock formations, history of the Egba war time and museum of Nigeria's pre democratic history
Ibadan City Day Tour
Ibadan is the largest city in Nigeria by geographical area. Your tour will begin at Mapo Hall. It is an old building that has a mini-museum, where you’ll see relics of the colonial era and pictures of the city’s previous rulers. The IITA (International Institute of Tropical Agriculture) forest reserve was set up to protect plants and animals from extinction. It holds at least 200 bird species, over 200 butterfly species, and more than 400 plants. You can go bird-watching or just take in the beautiful natural environment. At the University of Ibadan zoo, you’ll catch a glimpse of the first university in Nigeria. You’ll then have the pleasure of seeing a variety of animals. The next stop, Agodi gardens, is a vast area perfect for relaxation and walks. There’s a small zoo, a water park, and quiet areas for picnics. Horse riding and swimming are other activities here. Finally, you’ll have fun playing the paintball shooting game at Magnus Paintball Arena. Brace yourself for a day of fun.
Ibadan Spicy Cuisine Tour
Ibadan is well known for its history and the rich Yoruba culture. Another thing the Yoruba people of Ibadan are well known for is their spicy cuisine. Our experienced local guide will tell you all about it. The people of Ibadan love their food. You will too if you give them a try. Lafun-and-Ewedu is one of the most popular meals here. Lafun is made from cassava flour, while Ewedu is a soup made from vegetables. Other delicacies are Moin-Moin and Eko, and rice, prepared in several ways. Snails are also eaten a lot in Ibadan. Onion, tomato, and loads of pepper -are added to make the snail meal quite attractive and delicious. First, you'll visit a local market, where all the shopping will take place. After that, you'll watch the whole cooking process before enjoying a spicy and palatable meal. Finally, you'll visit a local restaurant, where you’ll enjoy another local delicacy. Get ready for several rounds of finger-licking.
Abuja complete Tour (Hike, Camping , City Tour)
This tour gives you the opportunity to explore the beautiful city of Abuja and understand the sights that makes it truly the capital city of Nigeria. After that long day meeting or long day conference our advice is for you to unwind, relax and rejuvenate. Camp at Usman Dam Hike the wonderland mountain/Rock Tour Abuja city Let Toogoodtravels Ltd make your visit a memorable one .The tour is available for both residents and visitors.
Hike the Famous Zuma Rock
It will be recorded that you have climbed the most famous rock in Nigeria You will have the opportunity of exploring the natural contours in the rock face which leave image of a human face with a visible mouth, eyes and nose.
The Best of Calabar Walking Tour
Calabar is regarded by many as the cleanest and most beautiful town in Nigeria. A tourist haven, it is full of attractions. The people are known to be very friendly and open to visitors. The tour will take place at Duke town, one of the oldest areas in the state. It is on the edge of the Calabar River and is quiet and full of history. Guided by our friendly local guide, you’ll see the colonial-style houses and the tidy streets. At the slave history museum, you’ll walk back many years through the slave trade era. You’ll see artifacts from the slave trade era, as well as sculptured representations. Duke town church is one of the oldest churches in Nigeria. It was built in the 19th century, and the architectural style is quite attractive. Next, you’ll see Mary Slessor’s tomb. This Scottish lady from Dundee stopped the killing of twins in the town. Born in 1848, she was sent to Calabar by the Presbyterian church in 1876 and died in 1915.