Welcome to Lagos!
Explore Lagos, a lively city on Nigeria's captivating coastline, where culture and modernity seamlessly merge.
Dive into vibrant markets, discover street art in Oshodi, and unwind on the beautiful beaches of Tarkwa Bay. From historical landmarks like the National Museum to the energetic Makoko Floating Village, Lagos offers a diverse and enriching experience. Indulge in local flavors at Epe Fish Market and savor international cuisines in Victoria Island.
With its warm hospitality and the perfect blend of tradition and modern life, Lagos invites you to embark on a captivating exploration.
Makoko Floating Community
Makoko Floating Community in Lagos, Nigeria, is a captivating settlement built on stilts above the Lagos Lagoon. Home to around 100,000 residents, the community is often called the "Venice of Africa." Life in Makoko revolves around water, with wooden structures, schools, and markets perched above the lagoon.
Despite facing challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, sanitation issues, and a lack of official recognition, Makoko thrives with a resilient community spirit and a rich cultural heritage. Navigating the waterways by canoe is a common sight, showcasing the community's adaptability and unique way of life.
Nike Centre For Art And Culture
The Nike Centre for Art and Culture in Lagos, Nigeria, founded by artist Nike Davies-Okundaye, is a dynamic space showcasing the rich tapestry of Nigerian art. The center features traditional crafts like weaving, batik, and beadwork, offering workshops for hands-on experiences.
It serves as a vibrant hub for preserving and promoting Nigeria's diverse cultural heritage, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking an immersive encounter with the nation's artistic traditions.
To learn more, visit their website www.africancraft.com/niketours/
