4 Hours Highlight of Lagos Nigeria
Overview
You will be guided on a tour of the major 3 tribes in Nigeria.
i. YORUBA'S
II. IGBO'S
iii. HAUSA'S
These three major tribes' languages are used in one of our currencies which is the NGN 50 notes ( WAZOBIA).
The WA is for the YORUBA'S which means COME, the ZO is for the HAUSA'S which means COME and the BIA are for the IGBO'S meaning COME also, you will get to learn a lot and even see the motor car Gen Murtala Muhammed was assassinated in ( A former Nigeria President )
This activity includes:
- National Museum Lagos
- Lekki Conservation Centre
- Nike Art Center
- Makoko community
- All entrance fees
- parking fees
- fuel surcharges
- wifi onboard
- bottled water
- Transportation
On arrival
The tour/activity meet-up point will be at 57, Afariogun Street charity Oshodi Lagos. if a tourist wishes to meet up with the tour guide they can locate the most popular shopping mall in Lagos Nigeria which is called SHOPRITE at the entrance the tour guide will put on a customized shirt with Travellersguide NG boldly written on it.
Things to note
Traveler pickup is offered.
The traveler will identify me as wearing a branded shirt with the name 'Travellersguide NG' printed on it.
IMPORTANT INFO:
TRAVELERS SHOULD KNOW THERE ARE SOME PICK-UP LOCATIONS THAT WILL ATTRACT FEES.
The traveler will identify me as wearing a branded shirt with the name 'Travellersguide NG' printed on it.
Returns to the original departure point
wheelchair accessible
Service animals allowed
Near public transportation
Infants must sit on laps
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Most travelers can participate
This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date
This experience does not require a minimum number of travelers.
Free Cancellation
Free Cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Late cancellation or your non-arrival is not refundable.
