Explore the best of tourism in Nigeria with our guide to top attractions, travel tips, and must-visit destinations. From vibrant cities to serene landscapes, discover the rich culture and natural beauty of Nigeria. Stay updated on the latest travel trends and tips for an unforgettable Nigerian adventure
Visa automation is quietly reshaping Nigeria’s tourism landscape — but is it making travel easier or just adding digital drama? If you’ve ever had to apply for a Nigerian visa …
Ever looked up at the night sky and felt tiny? That’s astro‑tourism for you, travelling to places with superstar night skies and minimal light pollution. In Nigeria, despite vibrant cities, …
Eco-tourism is known to help nature and bring jobs to local communities. On paper, it sounds like a win for everyone. But in reality, especially in places like Cross River …
When people talk about spots in Cross River, the usual names like Obudu Cattle Ranch or the Calabar Carnival often come up. But let’s be honest, there’s so much more …
What happens when a village becomes the tour guide, not just the tourist destination? Across rural Nigeria, that question is being answered. Local communities are beginning to open their homes, …
In 2025, ecotourism is branching out and visiting rivers that provide more than just beautiful views. More people are rethinking how they travel. Instead of chasing luxury hotels or packed …
As Nigeria modernises its travel and immigration processes, travellers passing through its airports are seeing several important changes. The Nigeria Airports’ new Immigration Rules, which officially took effect on May …
Nigeria’s coastline has been sitting quietly—long, beautiful, and mostly untouched—for years. Aside from the usual Lagos beach spots like Elegushi and Tarkwa Bay, most Nigerians don’t get to explore our …
A Weekend Reset in Nigeria is not a luxury — it’s survival. Adulting in Nigeria is not for the weak. Between the 9-to-5 hustle, traffic that tests your spiritual endurance, …
Lagos is not for the faint-hearted. Between danfo horns, endless to-do lists, and the neighbour who thinks he’s Nigeria’s next Afrobeat star (at 6:00 a.m. every Saturday), sometimes your body …