Easter Weekend get away.

Naija tourist is back again! We did it last year, but this year's
edition is going to be our best so far!.

Last year, we travelled down to Osun state, but this time around we
will be exploring the ancient city of Badagry.
This year's edition of easter weekend get away has two major goals; to
explore and relax! If this sounds like something you'd like to do as
well, then keep reading for

more details about the easter weekend get away.

Date : March 25th to 26th 2016.

On Friday, we would be visiting historical landmarks in the city of Badagry:

The first of which is the Slave Museum (This place houses the original
slave shackles used back then), when we're done here, we would go
ahead to see, The tree

monument where Christianity was first preached in Nigeria.

Other intresting places we would be visiting on friday includes:First
Storey building in Nigeria and Badagry Heritage Museum, after which we
would catch a boat ride to

Badagry slave route (Point of no Return), where we would all get a
first hand experience of how our fore-fathers were enslaved and
smuggled out of the country

After the boat cruise, what better way do we end the day than
proceeding to the beach side resort where we will have an exciting
burn fire night, lots of music and

dance.

In accordance with our yearly tradition; Saturday is always reserved
for the best of weekend activities, so all we would be doing on
saturday is relaxing and

unwinding.

This is a getaway opportunity you don't want to miss, it's an
opportunity of standing in the frontline of history and see for
yourself, it's an opportunity of meeting

other people from different walks of life, it's an opportunity for
putting all the work and lagos stress behind you, bury your feet in
the beach sand and enjoy your

way through the weekend.



Package includes:
* Accommodation in a beautiful and serene beach resort.
* Transportation
* Feeding
* A chance to visit over 5 amazing sites in Badagry
* Boat ride
* Burn fire night plus music and dance
* Time out at the beach
* A chance to experience some local dishes in Badagry.
* Free Coconut
and lots more.

Badagry is a well known destination with a lot of notable tourist sites

How much

Okay

hok4u:
How much

N12,500

The ancient town of Badagry was founded around l425 A.D.

The origin of Badagry could be traced back to the period when people lived along the Coast of Gberefu and this area later gave birth to the town of Badagry.T

Badagry – the 2nd largest commercial town in Lagos State – is located in the western tip of Lagos city and about an hour drive from Lagos main land.

THUMB UPS:
Badagry has many things going for it. Aside from the fact that it remains serene and full of unspoiled nature, it also happens to be a very historic town with regards Nigeria’ s journey to independence.

Badagry was a major slave port and market on the West African coast, exporting no fewer than 600,000 African slaves to America.B

Badagry is a tourist centre with its historic sites, landscapes, cultural artifacts and relics of human slavery.

There are buildings, sites and memories of this iniquitous period so that tourists can unearth the dark impact of this era. Interesting places that can leave an unforgettable memory are:

The Palace of the Akran of Badagry and its mini ethnographic museum,

The early missionaries cemetery, the District Officer’s Office and Residence,

The First Storey Building in Nigeria constructed by the Anglican missionaries, relics of slave chains in the mini museum of slave trade, cannons of war.

The Vlekte slave Market, and the Slave Port established for the shipment of slaves before the l6th century.

Other attraction is the site of the famous Agia tree under which Christianity was first preached in Nigeria. Visitors will also do well to trek on the Gberefu Beach to the ‘Point of No Return’. African-Americans eager to identify with their African roots will find a great deal to connect with in Badagry.

Badagry is a great destination for tourism in Nigeria.

How do one make payment

How about the family of four? How much? And how do I move from ibadan?

millhouse:
How do one make payment

Kindly call me. Or send an email : itunuomotayo@yahoo.com
My number is on my signature.

bodescous:
How about the family of four? How much? And how do I move from ibadan?

Family of 4 will cost N45,000. Kindly call to discuss further.

Making progress

All is set

7 days to go

We are good to go. Call if you wish to join. Last minute pass available

Our trip was amazing