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The Badagry Heritage Museum:
The Badagry Heritage Museum is a destination that draws a range of visitors. From art enthusiasts and history buffs to photographers and curious tourists it captivates individuals seeking an insight into Nigeria’s rich past. This thought-provoking space serves as a meeting point for people, from backgrounds united in their appreciation and eagerness to delve into our shared history.
Omu Resort
Omu Resort is one of the most attractive amusement parks in Lagos. Omu Resort is a 4-in-1 recreational centre hosting a mini zoo, Seaworld, a wax museum, and an amusement park. This provides visitors with a variety of structural and recreational facilities and activities to make a stay worthwhile. There are a variety of activities for adults and young people, parents, and children, to keep everyone busy and entertained. It has good security systems and personnel to provide visitors with a safe and enjoyable stay at the resort.
Located at 1, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu Way, Ibeju Lekki, Lagos. And are opened from Monday — Saturday: 9:00a.m — 6:00p.m; Sunday: 12:00 pm — 6:00 p.m.
Lekki Conservation Centre:
Nestled within the Lekki Peninsula lies the Lekki Conservation Centre, a true paradise, for nature enthusiasts. Delight in the mangrove forests serene swampy. An array of fascinating wildlife. Embark on a stroll along the elevated canopy walkway that treats you to breathtaking views of the enchanting park.. Keep an eye out for the playful monkeys and vibrant exotic birds that call this place home.
Tarkwa Bay Beach:
Yearning to escape the hustle and bustle of city life? Look no further than the gem known as Tarkwa Bay Beach quietly tucked away on an island off the coast of Lagos. This immaculate beach offers the haven for sun worshippers seeking a tranquil retreat. Immerse yourself in relaxation as you bask under the sun take dips in crystal clear waters or savor delightful picnics on its picturesque shores. For those seeking a bit adventure indulge in thrilling water sports activities. Simply unwind while embracing the serene surroundings.
Nike Art Gallery:
Art enthusiasts shouldn’t miss the opportunity to visit the revered Nike Art Gallery, an absolute treasure trove of wonder situated in Lekki. This captivating gallery showcases an awe inspiring collection of both traditional and contemporary Nigerian artworks. Lose yourself in its halls adorned with paintings, sculptures and priceless artifacts that beautifully depict Nigerias rich cultural heritage.
Whispering Palms Resort:
Nestled along the Lagos Badagry Expressway rests the Whispering Palms Resort, a true sanctuary for nature lovers. Enveloped by palm trees and facing the tranquil Badagry Creek this resort promises a haven of tranquility and natural beauty. Explore an array of activities such, as boat rides invigorating fishing excursions or indulge in captivating performances that showcase the vibrant local traditions. Whispering Palms Resort is a 20-minute drive away from Slave Museum House
Lufasi Nature Park
Lufasi park is family-centric, cool, quiet, and home to many celebrity video shoots.
LUFASI is an acronym for Lekki Urban Forestry and Animal Shelter Initiative: a nongovernmental organisation established in 2013 and dedicated to the preservation of natural habitats in urban areas for use as a field laboratory to interact with and learn from nature.
Located at Majek 1st Gate, KM 41, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lagos, Nigeria. Opening days are from Mondays to Saturdays 9AM to 6PM and Sundays: 12 Noon to 6PM.
Some of the things you can do there includes:
- Bird watching
- See preserved animals,
- Visit lake Nora and lake Moses
- Play games with family and friends
- Take photographs and enjoy the plants around.
Greenfingers Wildlife Conservation
If you love wild animals and world like to get to know more endangered animal species? Visit the Green Fingers Conservation center
The Green Fingers Conservation Center provides houses over 40 animal species. 80% of the animals are endangered species rescued from illegal animal trading markets.
The center is located at 10 Emmanuel Iroabuchi Street, Thera-Annex Estate, Off Lekki-Epe, Express Way, Lagos and is open to tourists and animal enthusiasts to explore for educational purposes.
