Nigeria-3-day-itinerary

Day 1: Lagos

  • Morning
    • Arrive at Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS) in Lagos
    • Visa on Arrival (VOA) is available for tourists from eligible countries (check with Nigerian Embassy or Consulate)
    • Take a taxi or Uber to your hotel ( approx. NGN 5,000 - 10,000 / USD 13-25)
  • Afternoon
    • Visit the National Museum of Lagos (NGN 500 / USD 1.25) to learn about Nigerian history and culture
    • Explore the vibrant city of Lagos, including the Eko Atlantic City (free admission)
    • Enjoy a local meal at a restaurant like Mama Put (approx. NGN 2,000 - 5,000 / USD 5-12)
  • Evening
    • Visit the Bar Beach (free admission) to watch the sunset and take in the lively atmosphere
    • Try your luck at the popular Nigerian lottery game, 3D (NGN 100 / USD 0.25)

Things to Know:

  • Lagos is a megacity with over 20 million people; be prepared for crowds and traffic.
  • Beggars and street vendors are common in Lagos; it’s best to ignore them politely.
  • Be mindful of your belongings, especially in crowded areas.

Day 2: Ibadan

  • Morning
    • Take a domestic flight from Lagos to Ibadan ( approx. NGN 20,000 - 50,000 / USD 50-125)
    • Check-in at your hotel and rest for a bit
  • Afternoon
    • Visit the University of Ibadan Museum (NGN 500 / USD 1.25) to see a collection of artifacts from Nigerian history.
    • Explore the Olubadan Palace (free admission), a historic site showcasing Yoruba culture.
  • Evening
    • Enjoy a local meal at a restaurant like Kakanfo Restaurant (approx. NGN 2,000 - 5,000 / USD 5-12)
    • Take a stroll along the serene Ibadan Lake (free admission)

Things to Know:

  • Ibadan is a city in southwestern Nigeria; it’s known for its rich cultural heritage.
  • Be prepared for humid and sunny weather.
  • Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting sacred sites.

Day 3: Osogbo

  • Morning
    • Take a domestic flight from Ibadan to Osogbo ( approx. NGN 20,000 - 50,000 / USD 50-125)
    • Visit the Olokun Grove (free admission), a revered site in Yoruba mythology.
  • Afternoon
    • Explore the Sango Sacred Grove (NGN 500 / USD 1.25), another significant cultural site in Osogbo.
    • Enjoy a local meal at a restaurant like Olomolade Restaurant (approx. NGN 2,000 - 5,000 / USD 5-12)
  • Evening
    • Watch the sunset at the scenic Osun Grove (free admission)

Things to Know:

  • Osogbo is a city in southwestern Nigeria known for its rich cultural heritage.
  • Be prepared for warm weather and sun exposure.
  • Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting sacred sites.

Transportation:

  • Domestic flights between Lagos, Ibadan, and Osogbo ( approx. NGN 20,000 - 50,000 / USD 50-125)
  • Taxis and Uber services available in all cities
  • Buses and public transportation also available

Other Tips:

  • Try to learn a few basic Yoruba phrases like “Olorun” (hello) or “Ijobi” (thank you).
  • Bring sunscreen, hats, and comfortable shoes.
  • Be prepared for crowds and long lines at popular tourist sites.

Note: Prices listed are approximate and may vary depending on the exchange rate.