Tourism

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, …

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 …

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 …

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 …

If you’ve never heard of or been to Calabar, get ready, because 2025 might be the year it steals your travel-loving heart. Calabar is the capital of Cross River State …

Kayaking is quickly gaining popularity in Nigeria, and for good reason. The country has natural waterways offering incredible views, peaceful surroundings, and unique cultural experiences. It also provides various kayaking …

Nigeria is one of Africa’s most naturally rich countries, yet many of its breathtaking natural wonders remain underexplored. From towering rainforests to tranquil wetlands, these ecosystems are not only visually …

Birdwatching in Nigeria is fast becoming a favourite activity for nature enthusiasts and eco-travelers. With over 900 bird species spread across lush rainforests, expansive wetlands, and open savannas, Nigeria offers …

What if your next trip could help protect wildlife, support local communities, and still be one of the most unforgettable experiences of your life? That’s the idea behind eco-tourism, a …