You will be picked-up from your hotel in Lagos for a quick run through Lagos mainland, Makoko Stilt village and off to the island to relish the Lekki Conservation Center, the lekki craft market, the national museum and Nike art gallery.

On this day we will drive from Lagos to Abeokuta to see the wonder Olumo rock and learn about the history of the Egba Yoruba people. Then, we will move onward to the Olusegun Obasanjo presidential library. Return to Lagos.

Leave for Badagry very early to beat traffic. We will visit the Badagry Slave Museum of History, the Slave Root, Point of no return and the house of a former slave returnee who later became a slave merchant, the first story building in Nigeria, and a whispering palm resort. Then, transfer back to the island.

Today's tour will take us to the Ekpe fish market where we will experience the day-by-day activity of this local market that specialises in the buying and selling of a variety of fishes.

The Jaekel House is a 2-story colonial mansion in Ebute Metta, Lagos, Nigeria. The house was built in 1898 on a large expanse of landscaped land and named after the late Francis Jaekel OBE, a former superintendent of the Nigerian Railway Corporation who retired in the 1970s after almost three decades of active service. Jaekl house was formally the residence of the General Manager and was later converted to a senior staff rest house. The building has been renovated and restored by professor John Godwin in collaboration with the Railway Corporation in 2010. The building is now a “mini Museum” showcasing photographic archives dating from 1940s through1970s of personalities, places, historical events in pre- and post-independent Nigeria and houses artifacts (tools, equipment, attires, pictures etc) of the old Railway Corporation.

Today, we will visit The University of Ibadan Zoological Garden and Nature Park, The National Museum of Ibadan and de Iita Forest Reserve. Then, we will visit the Irefin Palace to learn more about the beautiful history of Ibadan people. The palace was built in 1902 and is made up of 185 rooms. There are people who still live in Irefin Palace till date. Also, explore the Gbaji fabrics market in Ibadan.

After a 2-hours drive to Ikogosi, today we will explore and experience the warm spring and on our way back we will visit the Agodi gardens before our trip back to Lagos.

Relax at the Inagbe resort with cool Nigerian music/entertainment, and later you will be dropped off for onward departure.