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Travelling in Nigeria: Debunking myths
Debunking the myths about travelling in Nigeria. When the idea of travelling in Nigeria is brought up, the questions that often follow are “Is it safe?”, “Is there anything to see in Nigeria?”, “Is it worth exploring?”. These were also questions I asked whenever travelling within Nigeria was brought up. However, since I started travel blogging I have come to…
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Navigating your way through Lagos
If you’ve stumbled across this post, welcome! You’re clearly thinking about visiting or moving to Lagos, and are wondering how navigating your way through Lagos, a city of 14+ million people will be. Well, that’s where I come in. Navigating your way through this city can be intimidating (if you don’t know what you’re doing) but it doesn’t have to…
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Adventurous things to do in Lagos
Lagos may not be your first choice when it comes to adventure (it definitely wasn’t mine…till I explored it), however we do have our fair share of adrenaline pumping activities. Here are the top 8 adventurous things to do in Lagos. LIKE THIS? PIN IT! Mangroves Tour Deep within the town of Epe, lies the Mangroves. The marshy waterways which…
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Top 7 Resorts for the best staycations in Lagos
The start of a new year should bring new travel habits one of which should be a weekend staycation. To make your decision easier, I have curated list of the top 7 resorts for the best staycations in Lagos. All you have to do is pick one and go! LIKT THIS? PIN IT! The only resort in Lagos that serves…
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Day trip guide to Epe – The mangroves & fish market
Whether you’re visiting just the Mangroves, the community surrounding the mangroves, the fish market or all three, this guide will help you plan your trip to Epe. After deciding to explore Lagos for the rest of 2020, I embarked on my next adventure with a fellow adventurer to the Epe Mangroves and ended up visiting the Ibaoloja community, which surrounds…
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15 photos to inspire your next visit to Lekki Conservation Centre
Here are 15 photos to inspire your next visit to Lekki Conservation Centre – home to the Longest Canopy Walkway in Africa – 401 metres! It’s an incredible nature reserve with more to offer than just the famous walkway. Climbing the treehouse and taking in the incredible views at the top is a perfect way to test your adventure level and…