This 4-day LOS Life trip is designed to introduce you to the rich traditions of fabric making-weaving and dyeing- that are indigenous to Nigeria while visiting the historic sites in these cities such as mountains, ancient ruins, and more.

Experience Lagos’ art scene in one day. This day tour includes visits to;

Rele Gallery

Nike Art Gallery

Art and Crafts market

Experience the legendary afrobeat music from the famous Kalakuta Republic, and the New Afrika Shrine, and have a feel of raw afrobeat at lounges like Bogobiri, Bature, etc.

Escape from the bustling city of Lagos into nature, experiencing the longest canopy walk in West Africa, forest bathing, and tree house climbing - refreshing and rejuvenating yourself in the presence of trees, lakes, peace, and quiet.

With this tour, which includes visits to the Black History Museum and the Badagry Slave Museum, you will learn everything there is to know about the history of black heritage in the region. You will also learn all about the history of slavery as well as historic sites and monuments that are fundamental to black history.

Coconut water, horse rides, palms, clear skies, palm wine, good music, good food, and great people. With a great positioning next to the Atlantic Ocean, Lagos boasts several beaches. Explore Lagos East and Lagos West, experiencing the whole of Lagos on a boat cruise while ending the experience at a renowned and beautiful beach resort.

Enjoy the most serene ride away from the hustle and bustle of Lagos, while taking in the town and later visiting the fish market to see some of the fresh species of different fishes we have in Epe.

Experience the largest ancient city of Ibadan, a city of old relics combined with colonial structures such as Mapo Hall and Bowers Towers. Enjoy the local cuisine in a ‘bukka’ trying out the famous Amala and Abula. Take a walk in nature at the IITA forest reserve and also a quick trip to the Agodi gardens. And then, a short trip to the intriguing Ado Awaye town to experience one of the only two suspended lakes in the world.

Visit Idanre hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site while learning about the history and cultural significance of the city of Idanre, after which you visit Ikogosi warm springs, a flowing secret in a tranquil forest after which you visit the Arinta waterfall and take in its beauty as well as the sites around it.

Visit the city of many firsts such as the first church, the first hospital, and the first secondary school in Nigeria while also experiencing the Olusegun Obasanjo Library, the Kuti museum as well as the famous Olumo rock.

The Western state of Osun bears both a cultural and a spiritual significance, housing one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites - the Osun Osogbo Sacred Grove. Experience the city of Osogbo, the sacred grove, the Olumirin waterfall and a restful stay at the most renowned Nike guest house fused with arts to help you experience and appreciate the Nigerian culture more.