Eco-Tourism

Did you know Nigeria generated over ₦9.6 trillion from tourism in 2024, yet almost none of it came from wildlife tourism? That is not just surprising; it is a missed …

Obudu may be Nigeria’s most popular eco destination, but it’s far from the only one. Across the country, there are equally stunning landscapes and untouched green spaces that remain largely …

When people plan trips in Nigeria today, more of them are asking an important question: “Where can I stay that doesn’t harm the environment?” That’s what green stays are all …

Travellers on Nigerian eco-trails encounter diverse wildlife and discover the stories the locals have told for generations. Each trail explored here leads you through layers of belief, memory, and lived …

Hiking in Nigeria is a unique experience. From rolling hills to hidden waterfalls and ancient rocks, the country offers stunning natural spots that many people, locals and tourists alike, are …

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 …

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 …

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, …

Adventure travel is evolving, and eco-adventures in Nigeria for 2025 are shaping up to redefine how we explore. While traditional vacations still have their place, more travelers are starting to …