Top Lagos Historical Tours

Dive into the dark history of Nigeria and the transatlantic slave trade on this tour from Lagos. With a private guide, visit the former slave port of Badagry to learn about the 400-year history of slavery. Stop at the Mobee Slave Relics Museum, see where slaves were kept before being shipped off across the ocean, and take a boat ride to the “point of no return” on Gberefu Island.

Discover the vibrant energy of Lagos with the Lagos City Tour! Dive into the heart of Nigeria's cultural and historical treasures as you explore the National Museum, marvel at the artistic wonders of the Nike Art Gallery, and immerse yourself in nature at the Lekki Conservation Center. Whether you're a history buff, an art enthusiast, or a nature lover, this tour has something for everyone. With snacks, bottled water, and a private guide included, your comfort and enjoyment are guaranteed. Don't just visit Lagos—experience its soul!

What sets my tour apart is its unique blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and authentic West African experiences. This journey takes you through the heartland of the African diaspora, where the roots of slavery, heritage, and culture intertwine. From exploring the historic Badagry Slave Museum to walking through the sacred forests of Benin and touring the awe-inspiring castles in Ghana, you will immerse yourself in stories that shaped the African world. My tours are designed to offer more than just sightseeing — they are a deep dive into the past and present, allowing you to engage with local communities, experience traditional music and dance, and sample West African cuisine. With expert guidance and personalized attention, you’ll uncover hidden gems while making lifelong memories. This is not just a tour; it’s a journey to the soul of West Africa. Book now for an unforgettable adventure!

Step beyond the surface and experience Makoko through the eyes of someone who truly calls it home. Guided by RESPECT, son of the traditional chief and lifelong resident, this is more than a tour — it is a rare opportunity to connect with a living water community in an authentic and respectful way. Glide through the waterways by canoe, hear powerful personal stories, and gain deep insight into the culture, resilience, and daily life of people living on water. With fluent English and extensive local knowledge, RESPECT offers honest conversations, cultural understanding, and meaningful interaction you won’t find anywhere else. If you are seeking a real, ethical, and eye-opening experience in Lagos — not just sightseeing, but genuine human connection — this tour will leave you with perspective, understanding, and unforgettable memories. Book now and discover Makoko beyond the headlines.

Learn more about Black history on a tour of the Badagry Slave Museum and Gberefu Island, home to the poignant, so-called Point of No Return. Your guide leads the way, narrating the shocking history of these sites as you go. Includes handy hotel or airport transfers from Lagos and a boat ride to Gberefu Island, as well as a goody bag of souvenirs.

The badagry tour is more than an event, it is a revistitation of history, an in-depth retelling of the history of slave trade from the shores of nigeria. Tourists are guided through the journey, the elements, the intentions and fates of slavers and the enslaved. Part of this exploration will happen via road and via boat, all with professional english speaking tour guides, mapping each timeline. The Badagry tour is the most sought out explorations in Lagos, it's a one of a kind experience and many have seen it several times.We also take the best pictures and videos of you to take back as memorabilia.

All tours are immersive and gives you the authentic Lagos experience. You get to learn more about the city, visit its famous monuments and galleries and do something exciting. This tour will give you an authentic Lagosian feel. We also take amazing photos and videos that are worth remembering.

On this 8 day Destination Nigeria Tour, you will visit the main commercial city of Lagos, the slave heritage town of Badagry; purchase Batik fabrics at Itoku market; drive through Ibadan and Oyo in the Yoruba heartland; view the mysterious Esie soapstone statues; visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of Oxun Shrine. You will also visit the ancient city of Ile-Ife the Yoruba cradle of creation and climb the historic Idanre hills. See the nearly built political city of Nigeria, Abuja.

Embark on a captivating journey through the heartland of West Africa with our immersive Heritage Tour, spanning Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, and Côte d'Ivoire. Delve into vibrant cultures, poignant history, and stunning landscapes as you trace the footsteps of past civilizations at ancient kingdoms, colonial forts, and poignant slave trade sites. Marvel at architectural wonders like Cape Coast Castle and the Basilica of Our Lady of Peace, and encounter breathtaking natural beauty from the tranquil waters of Ganvie Stilt Village to the lush rainforests of Kakum National Park. Savor culinary delights with every meal, guided by knowledgeable experts fluent in English and French. Travel in comfort with air-conditioned transportation and comfortable accommodations, ensuring an unforgettable journey of discovery through the essence of West Africa.

Discover the extraordinary indigenous culture, traditional lifestyles and the warmth of Ghanaians on this introductory exploration of Ghana’s stunning eco-beaches and thriving unspoiled hotspots

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.

Take your time and explore Lagos’ many highlights over two days with this comprehensive private tour. Visit nature spots, such as Elegushi Beach; look out for monkeys and birds at Lekki Conservation Centre, see local handcrafts at Lekki Arts & Crafts Market, and find out about Nigeria’s history at the National Museum. No need to worry about booking taxis, as transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle is included.

Experience the best of Lagos in a full-day, immersive tour that blends history, culture, cuisine, and creativity! Begin at the National Museum Lagos, where you’ll discover Nigeria’s rich heritage through fascinating exhibits. Next, stroll through Freedom Park, a former colonial prison turned vibrant cultural hub, where local art and history come alive. Savour an authentic taste of Lagos with a stop at a local eatery, and wrap up the day with a private, customized perfume-making class – a unique opportunity to create a personal scent inspired by the city. Join me for an unforgettable Lagos adventure!

Discover the best of Nigeria, Benin, Togo, and Ghana on this expertly guided 5-day private adventure, combining culture, history, nature, and authentic local experiences. Explore Makoko Floating Village, Lekki Conservation Centre, Badagry Slave Route, Amazon Statue, Ouidah's Python Temple and Sacred Forest, Togoville, Agbodrafo Slave House, Lomé Fetish Market, Accra City, Cape Coast Castle, and Kakum National Park. Enjoy comfortable and seamless border crossings, private transportation, professional local guides, and carefully selected attractions. This all-in-one journey offers an unforgettable introduction to West Africa's rich heritage, vibrant cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and fascinating history, making it the perfect experience for first-time visitors, heritage travelers, photographers, families, and adventure seekers.

Gain a comprehensive overview of West African history and culture on this multi-day tour that passes through Nigeria, Ghana, Togo, and Benin. Benefit from the personalized service and flexible schedule of a private tour and avoid hidden costs with entrance fees and meals included as per itinerary. Plus, round-trip transfer from Lagos ensures a smooth and seamless trip.

All travelers enjoys free Wi-Fi onboard. Comfortable shared transportation with pick up at preferred location. Lagos area is divided into two parts which is the island and mainland which explains why we have two meet up points. We are also okay to pick up guests from their respective hotels within Lagos state. A carry on bag allowance is allowed as it is just a day trip For easy access we can make the transportation option just hotel pickup and we would reach out to guests 48 hours before the trip to confirm pickup details.

Explore the stilt community of Makoko on this private tour from Lagos. Your guide gives you insight on how the residents cope with the weather in different seasons and why the stilts are important, especially in the rainy season. Travel comfortably with air-conditioned transport and hotel pickup included for convenience.

Save time waiting around for public transport and get to Olumo Rock with ease with this convenient private tour. An ideal way to avoid the crowds—travel in a comfortable vehicle that’s equipped with Wi-Fi. Once at Olumo Rock, hear tales about Egba warriors, and climb with your guide to the peak. Later, the trip also showcases the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library.

Our guide is certified and endorsed by the Nigeria association of Tour Operator. We guides are respectful, courteous and take the best photos. You get to go to Badagry on a speed boat, enjoy the scenery, see Lagos through the lens of the Lagoon and catch the sunset on your way back from Badagry. You will be picked up by a private car from your hotel or preferred pick up, Bottle water will be provided by us and your tour guide is knowledgeable. Your tour guide is also great with photos.

Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove is a UNESCO World Heritage Centre (WHC) in Nigeria. This sacred forest attracts a large number of tourists as it is definitely worth visiting. Located in Central Nigeria, the Sacred Grove of Osun Osogbo is a forest sanctuary situated along the Osun River. Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove covers an area of 75 hectares and is regarded as the abode of the Yoruba goddess of fertility, Osun. The Osun- Osogbo Sacred Grove is one of the vast undisturbed areas of land in Africa. The restoration of the grove by artists has given the grove a new importance as it has become a sacred place for the whole of Yorubaland and a symbol of identity for the wider Yoruba Diaspora. The Grove is an active religious site where daily, weekly and monthly worship takes place.