Is Lagos Nigeria worth visiting?

There is never a boring moment in this city, which has a lively nightlife, an abundance of natural sights, local and foreign eateries, and a loud and worldwide famous entertainment scene. It is well-known for being Nigeria's most costly city, but it also has a thriving art and music scene.



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If you're on a tight budget, you can expect to spend around $30 to $50 per day, including accommodation, meals, transportation, and activities. However, if you're looking for a bit more comfort and flexibility, a mid-range traveler can expect to spend around $80 to $150 per day.

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Check your vaccinations are up to date before you travel. Foodborne, waterborne and infectious diseases found in Nigeria include cholera, typhoid, hepatitis, Lassa fever and monkeypox. Make sure food and drink utensils and containers are clean before use. Drink only bottled water and avoid raw or undercooked food.

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2 days in Lagos is enough time to see the historical town center, appreciate the coast & golden cliffs, and relax on the beach for a while. But you could easily spend a week basing yourself in Lagos to spend more time seeing more of the stunning Algarve coast.

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The Lagos nightlife scene is truly one for the ages as the coastal town has a distinct charm and it's easy to immerse yourself in the relaxed pace. But look further and you'll discover there's more to it, with lots of venues hosting wild parties for all crowds.

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