Travel & Tourism

They say the best spots aren’t the easiest to find. However, past the dusty roads and the busy edges of Bwari lies a small waterfall with a pool at the …

The Cross River gorilla is one of the rarest and most endangered animals in the world. Found only in the remote forests along Nigeria’s border with Cameroon, this species is …

Eco-friendly travel is no longer a niche—it is one of the fastest-growing movements in global tourism, and Nigeria is part of this shift. More travellers want accommodations that not only …

You know those odd-looking trees with roots sticking out of muddy water? The ones you might spot while driving past a coastal village or flying over the Delta? Those are …

Dating on the Lagos Mainland doesn’t always have to mean loud restaurants or busy bars. Many couples just want a quiet spot where conversation feels easy and the focus stays …

Do you know there’s a rainforest in the wild that is still standing in Edo State? In a country where most rainforest is gone, Okomu National Park is quietly holding …

When people think of Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, they usually think of government buildings, embassies, and the busy lives of politicians. But if you look a little closer, you’ll see …

Have you ever wondered where Nigeria’s longest beach is? In Akwa Ibom State, just outside Eket, you’ll find Ibeno Beach stretching for nearly 30 kilometres along the Atlantic coast.  The …

Most people do not realise that Nigeria is home to one of West Africa’s largest and most important national parks. Gashaka-Gumti National Park spans over 6,400 square kilometres across Taraba …

The term “community” is frequently used in conservation, but in Cross River, it means more than just a catchphrase.It explains why forests are still standing in areas like Ekuri, Afi, …