5 days trip to Lagos, Nigeria 🇳🇬 for business or leisure. 

A Taste of Lagos City, Nigeria Trip

🌆 Morning: Start your day with a traditional Nigerian breakfast - spicy akara and pap at a local street vendor.

🌳 Afternoon: Visit Lekki Conservation Centre, where you can walk on the canopy walkway and get up close with nature.

🏖️ Evening: End your day at Tarkwa Bay Beach for some fun in the sun or an Instagram-worthy beach sunset.

🎨 Morning: Dive into the vibrant art scene at Nike Art Gallery and get lost in the maze of African creativity.

🍽️ Lunch: Enjoy a hearty plate of amala and ewedu at Terra Kulture, a hub for Nigerian culture and cuisine.

🚤 Afternoon: Explore Lagos by water taxi, catching views of the city skyline, and then make your way to Freedom Park.

🌃 Nightlife: Head to the trendy bars in Victoria Island like Nkoyo or Sky Restaurant for some Afrobeat vibes.

🚢 Morning: Take a boat trip to Tarkwa Bay or Elegushi Beach, and soak up the sun.

🏝️ Afternoon: Head to the Lekki Arts & Crafts Market to shop for souvenirs.

🍲 Lunch: Try suya at a local spot for a true Nigerian taste.

🌆 Evening: Enjoy an exquisite seafood dinner at The Yellow Chilli or Sky Restaurant.

🏛️ Morning: Explore the National Museum for a glimpse into Nigeria's rich history.

🥘 Lunch: Taste the local flavors with a plate of jollof rice and moi moi.

🗿 Afternoon: Visit the New Afrika Shrine to experience the heart of Afrobeat music.

🌃 Nightlife: Dance the night away at a club on the Lagos Mainland, like The Shrine or Terra Kulture.

🏖️ Morning: Spend your last morning at Elegushi Beach, building sandcastles or riding horses.

🍹 Lunch: Try a refreshing coconut at a beachside vendor.

🛍️ Afternoon: Hunt for unique finds at the bustling Balogun Market.

🍱 Dinner: Savor a delicious seafood feast at Lagoon Restaurant on Victoria Island

🌅 Evening: Watch the sunset at the Lekki-Ikoyi Link Bridge, a perfect end to your Lagos adventure.

Lagos is a city of vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and endless adventures. Get ready to be swept off your feet by the infectious spirit of this incredible Nigerian metropolis! 🇳🇬🌴 #LagosAdventures

Amala and Ewedu soup is a common classy meal of the Westerners in Nigeria. This combination forms a mouthwatering delicacy and It is most common among the yotuba people, As a matter of fact it is their cultural food.

Asun is very spicy smoked goat meat or peppered goat meat that is traditionally prepared over open fire (grill) then sautéed in hot pepper and spices. This delicacy can be served as appetiser, main meal or snack.I t is popularly sold in Nigerian bars and joints. It's spicy, delicious and packed full of protein.

Nigerian jollof rice is a popular and flavorful one-pot rice dish made with long-grain parboiled rice, tomatoes, onions, and a blend of spices. It often includes vegetables and can be prepared with various proteins like chicken, beef, or shrimp. What sets Nigerian jollof rice apart is the use of a spicy tomato sauce, which gives it a rich red color and a distinctive taste. It's a beloved and iconic dish in Nigerian cuisine, enjoyed at celebrations, parties, and everyday meals. The debate over who makes the best jollof rice (Nigeria, Ghana, or other West African countries) is a friendly rivalry among food enthusiasts.

A Taste of Lagos City, Nigeria Trip

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