Getting a visa in Nigeria to any country can be overwhelming. At times, the queues at the embassies or visa application centres can make you cancel your holiday plans. Some embassies make Nigerians feel like they don’t want them in their countries. The stress of getting a visa sometimes makes me dread going on a vacation. I bet you feel the same way? But don’t worry, there are alternatives. Forget New York, Hawaii, London or Germany; there are actually places you can visit without visiting the embassies to apply for visa, while you get denied in the end.

If you are looking for a place where you can soak in magnificent scenery, natural beauty and breath-taking seascapes, indulge in exciting activities, shop till you drop and enjoy delicious cuisine; here are 10 exotic vacations Nigerians can take without a visa. These destinations are perfect vacation getaways, filled with fun-filled activities that will make your vacation memorable.

All information and photos are culled from http://www.travelstart.com.ng/blog/10-exotic-vacations-nigerians-can-take-without-a-visa/


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1. Zanzibar
Zanzibar is one of the most beautiful island destinations in Africa. The destination is amazingly beautiful, full of scenic beaches and luxury resorts. Visitors get to experience the rich culture and heritage of the island. It offers a wide variety of adventure and exciting activities. For those who want to enjoy their holiday in natural scenery of forests and beautiful coastline, Zanzibar is the perfect destination for you.

Nigerians can visit Zanzibar for 90 days; visa can be acquired on arrival at the point of entry. Not stressful at all!

2. Mombasa
Mombasa is an idyllic holiday destination for Nigerians. The city is the second-largest in Kenya and it is located near the African coastline of the Indian Ocean. Holidays in Mombasa can really be mesmerizing, you will feel like you are in Hawaii or Bahamas, the destination offers an unforgettable vacation for families, lovers or honeymooners. Nigerians can visit Mombasa for 90 days; visa can be acquired on arrival at the point of entry. You don’t need to stress yourself for visa; you just get the visa stamp at the airport for $50.

3. Seychelles
There is no better way to spend your vacation than on an exotic Island like Seychelles. It offers visitors a world of enthralment and charm , from scenic beaches with tropical charm to delicious seafood. The destination is home to some of Africa’s best beaches and offers visitors opportunity to indulge in exciting water activities. Nigerians are granted visitor’s permit for 30 days in Seychelles.

4. Accra
Many people think so little of Accra because it is located in a neighbouring country. However, Accra is a beautiful destination with magnificent beauty, perfect for a luxurious vacation. The city offers visitors so many things to so and see. Nigerians do not require visa to visit or stay in Accra.

5. Comoros Island
Comoros Island is located on the Indian Ocean. Located off the coast of East Africa, Comoros is a small country island. It is not always populated, which makes it perfect for an exotic vacation. Not only is Comoros Island undeniably stunning, there are a lot of things to do and see on the island. Nigerians are granted visa on arrival at the point of entry in Comoros.

6. The Gambia
The Gambia is probably the visa-free destination for an exotic vacation. Its natural beauty attracts thousands of visitors every year. The Gambia always leaves an eternal imprint on visitors’ memory lanes. Nigerians can visit without a visa.

7. Fiji Island
An exotic vacation in Fiji Island is definitely worth taking. The island has calm atmosphere and moderate climate all year round. Nigerians can visit and stay in Fiji Island for 4 months.

8. Cape Verde
Cape Verde is one of the lesser-known destinations in Africa, but it is an ideal place to visit for an unforgettable vacation without visa. You can visit one of its beautiful islands such as Sal Island, which is close to Senegal. The island offers visitors fun-filled vacation. Nigerians do not require visa to visit and stay in Cape Verde.

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9. Cotonou
Cotonou is popular for so many things but it is really a great vacation destination. Many Nigerians are fond of visiting the Benin Republic illegally, by entering through the bush or forbidden entrances when they can actually stamp their passports at the point of entry and enter the city freely. Nigerians do not require visa to enter or stay in Benin Republic.

10. Mauritius
Mauritius is a holiday paradise, cloaked with turquoise sea, beautiful beaches with sparkling white sands, surrounded with coconut palm trees. There are many heavenly hotels where you can stay and enjoy impeccable services. What else do you want for an exotic vacation? Mauritius offers everything you can ever think of. Nigerians can visit and stay in Mauritius for 14 days without visa. However, you’ll need to approach Mauritius Consulate in Nigeria for an entry permit.



Have you visited any of these destinations? Share your experience with us in the comment below:

nacaz4real:
Yea i'll surely bookmark this page....Thanks

do pay a visit anytime u feel like

MALDIVES


Maldives is an island nation in the Indian Ocean-Arabian Sea area. Its population of 328,536 (2012) inhabits 192 of its 1,192 islands. The Maldives is the smallest Asian country in both population and land area.

Area: Total 298 km2 (206th) 115 sq mi
Water ≈ 99%
Currency: Maldivian rufiyaa
Drives on the left
Time zone: MVT (UTC+5)

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cape verde... land of virgins

:oAwesome

Hmmmm! But I'm broke , lovely places to be with ur frnds

What of the Maldives?

what of sambisa forest?

Where are the resorts in Nigeria abi we need visa to visit those ones ni

Interesting!

Op, will cunts be available there also....

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One would certainly enjoy Kenya, it is $50 visa on arrival and one can stay up to 90 days. They have so many tourist attractions here in Nairobi one can go feed giraffes at the Giraffe Centre Karen, David Sheldrick Elephant & Rhino Orphanage. Visit the Coastal parts of Kenya, the hotels and resorts are wow, Local flights are cheap as one can get a flight from Nairobi to the coastal cities which is about one hour flight for N8,000 one way ticket.

E get one particular restaurant wey i dey go chop 4 G.R.A. E get one oyinbo wey dey always come chop there too...
Anytime dis oyinbo chop finish, he go shout ''Hey'', so I wonder wetin dey make am shout. I decided to chop wetin d oyinbo dey always chop so maybe me self go shout too. When I reach d restaurant yesterday evening, I order wetin d man dey chop. Dem tell me say na chicken & red wine, so i chop am finish, i no shout.
I collect extra plate, but i no still shout. I say dis oyinbo na mumu o, wetin dey make am shout like dat? Na so i just vex ask 4 my bill. The waiter tell me say one plate of chicken & red wine na N75,000 then d extra plate too na another N75,000. Na then I shout hey! heyy!! heyyy!!! heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy yyyyyyyyyyyy...........Up till now, I still dey shout

Hmmmm. Bt most Nigerian go on vacation so as to get opportunity to buy orginal things which u can hardly find in Naija. Datz y Dubai has always been our favourite.

I enjoyed Seychelles. Great Place To Be!

It's possible that one may need transit visa to go to one or more of these countries.

zanzibar wont be bad. mk i go

Beautiful

Seychelles... my honeymoon destination!

Happy sunday y'all!

nacaz4real:
Yea i'll surely bookmark this page....Thanks

I have bookmarked it already.

nice one

That's Y I font fancy travelling out if country. Naija I dey inside U full ground berekete. Except for fun or rest but not to go there and start struggling like a slave. I rather be home and struggle here. God bless Nigeria!!!

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