Solo Safari and Culture in Nigeria
Location:Nigeria
Duration:7 days
Travelers:A solo traveler, aged 20
Day 1
Nike Art Gallery - Explore one of Nigeria's largest art galleries showcasing local artists and traditional African art.Locations:Nike Art Gallery
Meals:Terra Kulture
Day 2Lekki Conservation Centre - Walk through the lush canopies on one of Africa's longest canopy walks for a chance to see local wildlife.Locations:Lekki Conservation Centre
Meals:The Grill Station
Day 3Olumo Rock - Climb the historical and cultural rock that offers an enchanting view of the town of Abeokuta.Locations:Olumo Rock
Day 4Yankari National Park - Witness the rich wildlife of Nigeria’s most popular national park with guided safaris.Locations:Yankari National Park
Day 5Zuma Rock - Explore the magnificent natural monument standing tall on the outskirts of Abuja.Locations:Zuma Rock
Meals:Nkoyo Restaurant
Day 6National Museum Lagos - Delve into Nigerian history and culture at the National Museum with its impressive collection of Nigerian art, including the Benin Bronzes.Locations:National Museum Lagos
Meals:Yellow Chilli
Day 7Elegushi Beach - Enjoy a relaxing day at the beach with stunning coastal views.Locations:Elegushi Beach
Meals:Ocean Basket
Accommodations
Hotel - A serene and comfortable hotel stay that ensures easy access to all the major attractions.
Hostel - Affordable and centrally-located hostel for backpackers and solo travelers.
Food
Local Nigerian Cuisine - Experience the diverse flavors of Nigerian jollof rice, suya, and pounded yam at traditional eateries.
International Options - For a change, there are plenty of international options including Italian, Chinese, and Lebanese restaurants.
Additional Points
May in Nigeria is generally rainy, so carry an umbrella or raincoat for outdoor activities.
It’s advisable to book guided tours, especially for wildlife safaris and major attractions, to ensure safety and enhance learning.