Makoko Floating Village Tour Lagos

From: $98.00

Group Pricing
👤 1 Guest
$140
👥 2–5 Guests
$98
🚌 6–10 Guests
$86
🎉 11–15 Guests
$79

Overview

Makoko Floating Village Tour Lagos offers a unique opportunity to explore the famous Venice of Africa and experience authentic life on the water.
Step beyond the usual tourist trail and discover one of Africa’s most fascinating communities. This immersive Makoko Floating Village Tour takes you into the heart of Lagos’ iconic waterfront settlement, often referred to as the “Venice of Africa.” Travel through narrow waterways by canoe, witness daily life on the water, and gain firsthand insight into the culture, resilience, and traditions of the people who call Makoko home. This unique cultural experience offers a rare opportunity to explore a side of Lagos that few visitors ever see, making it one of the city’s most unforgettable and authentic tours.

Highlights

🛶 Explore Makoko, the famous “Venice of Africa”
🌊 Cruise through the floating community by traditional canoe
🏠 See homes, schools, churches, and businesses built on stilts
🎣 Learn about the fishing and trading lifestyle of local residents
📖 Discover the history and origins of Makoko
👨‍👩‍👧 Gain insight into local culture, family life, and traditions
🌍 Experience authentic Lagos beyond the typical tourist attractions

Itinerary

Hotel Pickup
Pick you up from your hotel, residence, airport, or preferred location within Lagos.
🛶 Makoko Community Experience
Arrive at Makoko and begin your exploration of one of Africa’s most remarkable floating settlements. Board a traditional canoe and glide through the community’s waterways while learning about its history, culture, and way of life.
🚐 Drop-Off-
Enjoy drop-off at your hotel, residence, airport, or preferred location within Lagos.

Inclusions

✅ Hotel Pickup & Drop-Off
✅ Comfortable Air-Conditioned Transportation
✅ Professional Local Tour Guide
✅ Private Tour Experience
✅ Entrance Fees to Listed Attractions
✅ Bottled Drinking Water   
✅ All Applicable Taxes & Service Charges