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Lekki Conservation Centre
Lekki Conservation Centre covers 78 hectares and is located on the Lekki Peninsula, adjacent to the Lekki Lagoon. It protects the wetlands of the Lekki Peninsula, which consist of swamp and savanna habitats. Near the reserve, there is a coconut tree-lined avenue that leads to the visitor park. It boasts rich flora and fauna, with vast wetlands set aside for wildlife viewing. An elevated walkway allows people to see monkeys, crocodiles, snakes, various birds, and more. The wetlands are managed by the Nigerian Conservation Foundation. A boardwalk was built here in 1992, allowing visitors to enjoy the scenery within the nature reserve. There are other attractions along the way, such as the swamp, bird hide, rest stops, and tree house.Ibeju · 7.5km from downtown
Elegushi Royal Beach Lekki Phase I Lagos
Elegushi Royal Beach Lekki Phase I Lagos is an ideal beach destination for locals and tourists to relax and enjoy themselves. The beach is wide, clean, safe, and well-organized, featuring fine sand, clear water, and a relaxed, pleasant atmosphere. Visitors can stroll along the beach, sunbathe, swim, or play in the sand. There are many restaurants, cafes, and snack stalls along the shore, offering a variety of dining options. The beach also offers a wealth of entertainment, including sports facilities for skateboarding, soccer, volleyball, and basketball. It also regularly hosts music performances, dance, and cultural events, providing visitors with a diverse seaside entertainment experience.Ibeju · 13.3km from downtown
Landmark Beach
Landmark Beach is situated on the Atlantic coast of Victoria Island, Lagos. It is a popular seaside resort destination and one of the area's most representative private beaches. It attracts many tourists who come to enjoy the sun and waves. This private beach features clean sand and clear water, making it a great place for relaxation and entertainment. It has quickly gained popularity due to its expansive ocean views and well-organized management, appearing quieter than many open-access beaches. Many travelers visiting Lagos for the first time have included it in their itinerary.Lagos · 17.7km from Ibeju
National Museum Lagos
National Museum Lagos is an ideal place to explore the country's rich cultural heritage. The museum was built and opened in 1957, on the eve of the country's independence, and was founded by British archaeologist Kenneth Murray. It was originally established to collect and preserve historical artifacts from Nigeria that were scattered across the country. The collection numbers in the tens of thousands and includes categories such as wood carvings, masks, textiles, pottery, and musical instruments,and is particularly renowned for its Benin Bronzes and Ife art,connecting the cultural heritage of Nigeria's major ethnic groups. These exhibits showcase the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic achievements of ancient Nigerian civilizations.Lagos · 21.9km from Ibeju
Rufus and Bee
Lagos · 15.6km from Ibeju
Nike Art Gallery
Ibeju · 13.6km from downtown
Twinwaters Lagos
Lagos · 15.7km from Ibeju
Upbeat Recreation Centre
Ibeju · 14.6km from downtown
LUFASI Nature Park Lagos
Ibeju · 5.9km from downtown
House On The Rock
Ibeju · 12.2km from downtown
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What travellers say about Ibeju
_TS***tl4 November 2022
5.0
good place for kids to know more about environment protection
Lekki Conservation Centre
Jerry Wong Ly3 April 2023
5.0
It is a good tourist spot in Lagos and it is also very safe.
Landmark Beach
M.M.R. Maruf2 March 2025
5.0
The National Museum Lagos is a treasure trove of Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage, offering a fascinating glimpse into the country’s history. With its impressive collection of artifacts, including the famous Benin bronzes and traditional relics, it provides an educational and immersive experience. However, some areas could benefit from better maintenance and modernization to enhance visitor experience. Despite this, the museum remains a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts, preserving
National Museum Lagos
Lydia Rogiez1 November 2024
1.0
I just came in this restaurant.. My partner made a mistake by transferring the amount of money you’re normally charging if we are paying with an international credit card .. instead of refund us the money we’ve been asked to take much more drinks. We didn’t want too but we were forced to take some bottles of water .. What is this kind of business attitude.., I’m really upset by this thief’s attitude .. believe me I won’t advice your establishment anymore to nobody….
Twinwaters Lagos
