Experience the thrill of Salvador’s Carnival with Blessing Day every Tuesday. These festivities are a great local experience that will make guests spin! Take the tour to the streets where the parades go on from dusk until dawn, and enjoy guided tours to iconic city landmarks like Pelourinho old town.

Step into the past and trace the footsteps of history on this immersive Badagry Heritage Tour. Discover the untold stories of resilience, culture, and legacy as you explore Badagry Slave Museum, the Point of No Return, and other historical landmarks. Highlights of Your Experience - Badagry Slave Museum & Black History Museum – Uncover the harrowing yet inspiring narratives of Africa’s past. - Gberefu Island (Point of No Return) – Walk the path of history and reflect on the journey of those who came before. - Local Cultural Immersion – Engage with the vibrant traditions, art, and people of Badagry. - Expert Guided Tour – Gain deep insights from knowledgeable guides who bring history to life. Why This Tour is a Must-Experience - Rich Historical Significance – Perfect for history buffs, cultural explorers, and those tracing ancestral roots. - Exclusive Private Tour – Enjoy a personalized experience tailored to your group. - Seamless Pickup & Drop-off – Convenient transfers

Here you will experience nature at its very best and, it's also a good place for education, research and pleasure. You will enjoy every bit of your visit.

Nigeria is a nation with diverse tribes and ethnicities. These ethnic groups are what make Nigeria a beautiful place to live in and visit. The unique languages, food, dressing, and cultural festivals add spice and colour to the country. This tour will give you an all-inclusive overview of Nigeria, history, food and the people as you embark on 4 days tour around some spots in the country for a fun and stress-free vacation. You will particularly enjoy the experience across the country. Highlights Historic and symbolic monuments Food, Culture, Lifestyle and Languages Nature Reserves Museums and Arts Markets Your tour starts from the pick up at your hotel or airport. However, since it is a private tour, tourists do have privileges to determine in most instances their preferred stops and ideas to create a flexible itinerary for the tour.

Once you are on the Olumo Rock, it is always exciting to listen to the tales of this rock that served as a refuge during the inter-tribal wars. . As you hike up to the rock’s pinnacle; you will admire unbeatable views of the ancient city of Abeokuta. This is an adventure! Olumo Rock is located in Abeokuta, Ogun State, a two hours’ drive from Lagos. It is an historical monument, which served as a shelter and fortress to the Egba Warriors during the Yoruba Intercity wars in the 19th century. At the top of the rock, you will be able to see the amazing blue skies, the vegetation and just revel in the beauty of nature. If you love nature, scenery with some peace and quiet, this is for you. At the base of the rock, there is an Art gallery that features some local artworks including a museum with interesting artifacts.

An adventure to explore rock formations, history of the Egba war time and museum of Nigeria's pre democratic history

This private tour gives an insight into the life, religion, history and culture of the Yorubas. The tour which starts from Lagos will have us travel to Abeokuta in Ogun State for about two hours on the first day and on the second day to Osogbo and Ile-Ife both in Osun State for about 3 hours. Learn about the Yoruba faith, a religion that is among the world's ten largest. Traditional Yoruba religious beliefs recognize a wide variety of deities, with Olodumare known as the creator and other spirits serving as intermediates to help with the concerns of humans. The deities include "Ọya" (wind goddess), "Ifa" (divination or fate), "Ẹlẹda" (destiny), "Ọsanyin" (medicines and healing),"Ọsun" (goddess of fertility, protector of children and mothers), and Ṣango (God of thunder),among others. Yoruba religion and mythology is a major influence in West Africa chiefly in Nigeria, and has given origin to several New World religions such as Santería in Cuba, Puerto Rico and Candomblé in Brazil.