This carefully curated 2-day experience combines the modern creativity of Lagos with the deep historical roots of Abeokuta.
You’ll enjoy guided tours, local storytelling, cultural immersion, beautiful photography opportunities, and memorable interactions throughout the journey.
Start the day exploring one of Lagos’ newest cultural landmarks dedicated to preserving Yoruba heritage, spirituality, art, and traditions. Learn about Yoruba history, kingship, mythology, music, and cultural identity through immersive exhibits and storytelling.
Continue to the National Museum, home to important Nigerian historical artifacts, traditional artworks, ancient sculptures, and cultural collections. Your guide shares insights into Nigeria’s diverse ethnic cultures and historical evolution.
Visit one of the largest art galleries in West Africa, showcasing paintings, sculptures, textiles, beadwork, and contemporary African art across multiple floors. Meet local artists and explore the creativity that defines modern Nigerian art culture.
Experience local shopping and craftsmanship at the famous Lekki Arts & Crafts Market. Browse handmade African crafts, wood carvings, paintings, jewelry, fabrics, and souvenirs while interacting with local artisans.
End the day surrounded by nature at the Lekki Conservation Centre. Walk the famous canopy bridge — one of the longest in Africa — while enjoying panoramic views of the forest and spotting local wildlife.
Climb the legendary Olumo Rock, once used as a natural fortress by the Egba people during ancient wars. Explore caves, ancient shelters, and scenic viewpoints while learning the history behind this iconic landmark.
Visit the former family home of the legendary Kuti family, connected to Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti and activist Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti. Learn about music, activism, colonial resistance, and the cultural impact of the Kuti family in Nigeria and globally.
Explore Nigeria’s first presidential library dedicated to former President Olusegun Obasanjo. The complex includes historical exhibits, cultural collections, and recreational spaces.
Discover the famous Adire textile tradition of Abeokuta. Meet local textile makers and learn about traditional Yoruba fabric dyeing techniques passed down through generations.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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