So, Lagos is turning 50 this month, so it’s only fitting that it would be the first city we discuss on ‘Through Our Eyes – destination spotlight’. I think virtually everyone who lives here as a sort of love-hate relationship with the city. Lagos can be maddening and deafening! You only need to spend a few minutes in snail-moving traffic to grasp the full extent what I am talking about. But Lagos can also be fun and exciting and we get to talk about all these in our latest video.
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If you had someone visiting Lagos for only 24hrs, what would your itinerary look like?
Hi! I am so happy to have found your blog ;). In October me and my boyfriend will travel to Nigeria. He is from Nigeria (Lagos) and i am from Holland. We would love to visit a beach place and in this video you talk about Tarkwa beach, how nice it is there and you can surf and show some photo’s of a resort. It looked so nice. Can you tell me the name of the place? Also i read you went to Omo reservation and stayed one night there. How could i organise this? Looking forward to your response.
Hi Suzanne, it’s great to have you here.Since your boyfriend is Nigerian, he will definitely be able to show you around a bit.. Tarkwa bay is quite nice, I see lots of surfers like it too and there’s a little cabin next to the beach where you can stay overnight. I haven’t been there personally but my friends from Unravellingnigeria.com have. They would have more information about this.
As for Omo Forest Reserve, this was a group trip organized by Unravelling Nigeria as well. You can reach out to them via their website or on Instagram if you’re on that platform.
I certainly do have a love-hate relationship with the city of Lagos.
Haha, it’s not hard to see why.