Here are 5 spectacular reasons why this definitely should be on your to-do list for your next visit in Lagos!
When you have spent some time in Lagos and think you have seen the city, it is time to take it to the yacht dimension.
It is time for a boat trip in Lagos!
Here are 5 spectacular reasons why this definitely should be on your to-do list for your next visit in Lagos!
1. The skyline from sea
A look at Lagos skyline from the sea is something special. All the skyscrapers from Lagos Island, Eko Atlantic, and the shore.
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2. The special kind of luxury you only get on a yacht
Spend a few hours or the whole weekend onboard a yacht and you would feel the luxury fall on you.
You can choose boats for only the two of you or yachts with room for up to 40 people for your special event. On a yacht, you are completely free to do whatever you want. Stop for swimming or diving, dine with your friends, or just lay down in the sun while the wind gently keeps you a little cooler than if you would be on shore.
3. Go wherever you want
Do you want to go to Tarkwa Bay? Or take a look at Victoria Island from the sea? Or so far out that you do not see land anymore? No problem, on a yacht there are no roads that limit you from moving in any direction.
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4. Go for an exciting fishing trip
Fishing in Lagos is a tradition that goes way back. A long time ago, the only ones that lived in Lagos were fishermen. Now you have a possibility to go for deep sea fishing in the waters of Lagos but this time on a yacht, just book a fishing boat with crew and have them to take you to some great fishing spots.
5. A lot to see nearby
Do you have time for only a short trip? No problem, there is a lot to see nearby. On a two-hour cruise, you will be able to go to Tarkwa Bay, Ilashe, Ibeche and Badagry.
If you have four hours, you can have a tour around Ibeche. With five hours you can go far out and see the skyline, or why not anchor in a shallow lagoon for some world-class snorkelling?