

Owá Cave- The House of a Thousand Bats

Endangered Terrapin Turtles Discovered in Akure, Nigeria

Boat Reggata on the Creeks- PortHarcourt Tourist Beach

Idanre Hills- The City of Caves and Inselbergs
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Memories from Assop falls and Riyom Rock Formation, Jos Plateau

Ogonokom Waterside- I See Three Boats, You See Four

Farin-Ruwa – A Smoke on the Rocks

A Peace Like the Creeks of Niger Delta

Exploring Jos Plateau’s Kerang Volcanoes, North-central Nigeria

The Seven Plunges of Arinta- Let’s go chasing waterfalls!

The Wild Angalas of Niger Delta

Zuma Rock, The Dome with a Human Face

Held by the Spell of Owena Lake

Niger Delta from the Window of a Cockpit

Healing from the Bowels of a Stygian Cave
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Ever captured the splash of Creek Waters at Sunset?
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The Mysterious Waters of Olumirin Falls in Erin-Ijesa
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How many Lagos Beaches have you been to?
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Igbara-Oke Petroglyphs- Mysterious inscriptions on a rock in Igbara Oke, made by an Ancient Warrior
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Exploring the Wilds of Igbo-Olodumare: The Forest of a Thousand Demons
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We Captured Olósùnta & Òrólè- The Giant Okitis of Ekiti Land
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Shere Hills- A Charming 1,829m Pile of Rocks
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The Dark Agbaku Cave: Where Ancient Oyo Warriors Hid their Heads
Meet Òrólè and Olósùnta- The Twin Warriors of Ikere People
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Enchanted by the Spell of this Lasgidi
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Sunshine on My Feet: Ikogosi Warm & Cold Springs, Ekiti
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Arinta Waterfalls- Gushing Cascades, Five Jolly Lagosians, Easter Break!
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Called to the Wilds of Ebomi Lake, Ipesi-Akoko
Niger Delta- A Fishing Camp Floats on a Saline Fluid
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Enchanted by Port Harcourt’s Wildlife Park
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Ngwo Cave and Waterfall: An Hidden Wonder of Milliken Hill, Enugu
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The New Alagbaka Fountain in Ondo State: An Automatic Tourist Attraction? …Naija people shaaa
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An Aboki’s Craft Shop Reposed in the Chambers of Eko-Hotels and Suites, Lagos
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Scammed at the Ancient Oba’s Palace, Idanre Hills
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The Twin Showers of Awhum Falls & Caves, Enugu- Catholic Sisters say “No Cameras allowed!”
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Engulfed by the Rich Belly of Iho-Eleeru Cave, Ondo State
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Exploring the neglected Coal Mines of Enugu’s Iva Valley
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Ok this is how they fish in the Niger Delta!!!
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A Polythene Kite above the coloured skies of Eagle Island, Port-Harcourt
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Wowed by the sun, sand and sea of the Atican Beach, Lekki
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Enchanted by the waters of Nike Lake, Enugu
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The raging Kuramo Beach and the Area Boys who attempted fishing
Kill another African Softshell Turtle and you’ve killed another Niger Delta pikin!!!
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Coals of fire, dancing on Sambreiro River
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NYSC is almost over, will I now leave Ibadan without visiting this lake? No way!!
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In the land of Igarra, Edo State, rumbles a gracious, yet unknown waterfall…
Buildings left-over, yet they tell the story of our Niger Delta
If you lived in Benin, am so sure you’ll know the Igun Bronze Casters…
Aba Cave in Akure: A great potential, yet unknown

Beach crabs at Atican Resort, Lekki- The most amusing, so amazing!

CARNIRIV 2012 Boat Regatta: “Never seen a cultural display like this before!!!”

The love for Bòlì and Roasted fish #LifeinPHcity
Onikan National Museum, Lagos: No Cameras Allowed but I snuck mine in
Yenagoa Ox-bow Lake: The lake that stole my heart!
The Lagos You Don’t See: The amazing Nike Art Gallery in Lekki
The Lagos You Don’t See: A Whitespace, Ikoyi, where we connected back with an ancient Nigeria
Bogobiri Restaurant in Ikoyi, Lagos…You’ll either Love it or Hate it!!
Amazing! We found Bush Babies in Niger Delta

Thirsty for tasty chilled fresh Palm wine in Victoria Island, Lagos?
The Fela’s Shrine you don’t see!
Elémìnígèdè Lake in Ekiti- The mysterious waters that breathe!
Badagry: The day I ate Òfadà rice with fresh Palmy
Heated debate! Ile-Ife OR Iho-Eleeru: which is the cradle of the Yoruba people?

Don’t buy art works at any Lagos beach!

Lekki Leisure Lake: the fastest growing weekend hangout spot in Lagos [Photos]
A day out across the Lagos Lagoon… for those who dread the lagoon waters of Lagos
Meet Nigeria’s top Travel Bloggers… It’s live! [See Photos and Full Video]
The Genius of our ancient Yoruba Architects

6 Reasons why you should visit Badagry
The Night I spent in a real Village in Nigeria! [Photos]
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Okpa: The Craziest Street Food in Enugu!
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Tarkwa Bay: The Treasure Island in Lagos
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Lagos Carnival 2014: The Ikoyi Road Show in Photos
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Full Video: Lagos Carnival 2014 Road Show

Sungbo’s Eredo in Ijebu Discovered: One of the Largest Archeological Phenomena South of the Sahara Desert
Through the Belly of Eredo in Ijebu Land

Queen of Sheba’s Tomb in Ijebu Ode: For those Who Don’t Believe [Photos]

The Anchor of Last Slave Ship recently excavated at Badagry Lagoon Front

Glorious Abacha! a.k.a. African Salad…That’s what we found on our way to Awhum Waterfall, Enugu
See Photos of Naijatreks Trip to the Sacred Oke-Ado Mountains of Oyo

Ado-Awaye Suspended Lake… The Heartbeat of Oke-Ogun

See Photos: Naijatreks’ Amazing Trip to Ondo-Osun!

Osun-Osogbo Festival 2014: Lighting of the 500-year-old Sixteen-point Lamp #AtupaOlojumerindinlogun
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Thanks Tope..hope you are fine
Star trek…and not “naija boy” trek…lol..cos u r for global relevance..kip up the good work bro…
@ Pastor Click…thanks again n again..ur great
You really are very informed about choice locations in Nigeria.
I really should have been part of this cos i luv adventures. i luv wot u’r doin fola and i pray soonest we’ll be watchin u live showcase all dis to those dat aint aware of ao rich and lucky we re in dis country and especially d yoruba people. kip d fire burning.
@ Funbi…aww…thanks a lot for those kind words…will sure keep them in mind…God bless you too
After reading you, i can’t wait to go on my annual vacation. surely will visit one of the sites.Also good guide for me to plan educational excursion for youths i work with. Thank you very much. I love Nigeria o!
Hello Ruhuomakejeh: Good you find Naijatreks useful for your work…make sure you have great fun during your vacation, and if you have any questions about any location, feel free to ask Naijatreks
This is realy nice but for excursion in erin ijesa water falls, can you suggest any good hotel one can lodge in during vacation to erin ijesa please.
@ Goodsuccess304: Yes, we can suggest Premier Hotel located in Igbara-Oke town (20minutes drive from Erin-Ijesa Waterfalls), or you may also want to lodge at any of the nice hotels in Ilesa town (less than 15minutes drive from Erin-Ijesa).
I am glad to join this forum, I need a tour, anyone to show me around???
@ Bassey: how about you tell us where you want to go in Nigeria
I am glad to learn that my subscription is successful! I’m sure this will give a better opportunity to learn more about my environment. Thank you.
Thanks @Jideadepojubj…yes, we’ll surely try our best in showing you the great tourism potentials Nigeria’s blessed with.
u guys are going places, i really love u are doing and wish to be part
@ Peter John…thanks for the compliments..yes you can be a part of our activities at Naijatreks. Kindly send us an email to
This is beautiful and interesting…I’m not the travelling kinda person,but after seeing all the pictures… I’m like OMGoodneSS!! All this in Nigeria..This is GREAT and EDUcatiVe. Nice one Nijatrek! Hmmmmm mm wait a’minute where is olumo rock…still looking for it among the pictures.
@Moville….loll…yes they’re all in Nigeria o…and you gotta start travelling now o…so much to see and love about Naija. We are sorry that we haven’t done any post yet on Olumo Rocks’ but we will definitely do that in the nearest future. Thanks again for visiting Naijatreks.
Wow, this is just more than awesome, c’nt just believe we have such beutifull places here in Nigeria, I wish to visit the Port harcourt Tourist Beach,but unfortunately i d’nt know the place.
Please i need help on getting to the beach, by that i mean the direction to the place….Here is my e-mail or my number on 08171864994, 07064876810
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Thanks in expectancy of a reply.
@Michael…glad to know that you’ve learnt more about lovely places in Nigeria through Naijatreks…Port Harcourt Tourist Beach is easy to get to. The beach is located in Borokiri area of the city. The road to Borokiri Layout can be connected from Slaughter Roundabout. As soon as you enter the Borokiri area, ask anyone for the tourist beach. It is very popular and it’s located off Borokiri road. (Direction sent to your email).
Hello. I enjoy the website really. I must say that you have done a very great and hard work in travelling promoting tourist attractions in Nigeria. Well done! And don’t stop doing it okay!
Good job Naijatreks! I love you guys. Please keep writing your nice stories. We want to read more from you o.