delugajackson:
You've only showed us pictures of sea-food that we've seen countless times. You haven't told us what happened behind the scenes.

Don't get me wrong. By "overnight experience" I envision a night filled with some after-dark activities to wrap it all up. This entire endeavour would be an exercise in futility if it didn't involve some wild sex under the moon light, right infront of mother nature. And stop pouting your lips like a Facebook slay queen. It's not really nice for someone of your age.

emelda86:
I need friends like this that will make forget somethings...

cletusokere5:



What are you saying in particular��

Ivimilly:

How far, wetin you smoke?

enemyofprogress:
Rubbish




Is they fighted bcoz is girl is it from them a dey is removing croth and the it is nakeding in the boy bcoz of girls... So dey is it still fighting and is nakeding

Blankstare:
O.p, on your next trip,are u reaching Abidjan?

TheGreenLand:
This is BEAUTIFUL

Kelamma:
Nigerian style....... Well since half bread is better than puff puff,I bet this will suffice for camping. At least,una comot for house.

Yewandequeen:
Op, next time invite me biko

emelda86:
I need friends like this that will make forget somethings...

TheManOfTheYear:
Nice one. But this can only be fun-filled if everyone had their spouses with them.
Either wife or girlfriend. Nothing like romance in a beach, the presence of nature beautified romance in its biggest aura

tourismlove:
I teamed up with my good friend Koyejo Sofoluwe(@KINGFISHEREcHo) and a group of tourists for an overnight beach camping experience at Enukunmi Eleko Beach.

A brief history; Eleko Beach opened in 1989 as a serene and private beach in the Lekki Peninsula, about 30 miles east of Lagos Island. Away from the hustles and bustles of the metropolis, it usually has an atmosphere of peace and tranquility.

Enough of history, now to our camping experience; the team set out for Enukunmi Eleko Beach from Alagomeji at 1:50pm. The journey was an exciting one; everyone got to introduce themselves and talk about what they do. The journey was smooth and gridlock free.

Our first stop before getting to Enukunmi Eleko beach was the Lekki Conservation Centre; which was overcrowded. We decided to move on to Lufasi Park for a brief visit. We got to Enukunmi Eleko Beach less than 3hours after our initial set out, remember our two stops along the way.
On locating our camp site, it was now time to set up tents, but first we had to clear up the surrounding areas. Please note that we had visited this camp site a couple of days earlier and had reached an agreement with the host community, this is very important.

After putting up our tents, it was time to set up our bonfire; which was prepared by the locals. We then proceeded to swimming in the beach (for those who could swim), eating and drinking. We also played a lot of games, danced, sang, caught crabs and finally slept around 3:00am.
We woke up around 7:30am; we all took a 45mins group walk by the seaside, after which we returned to our campsite, had our sumptuous breakfast, had a group talk, played more games and finally decamped around 2pm.

It was a fun experience. This is just a brief summary of the full experience.

Learning Points
-Beaches in Nigeria should be a tourism haven where tourists, families, adventurers can come and relax free from intimidation, oppression or violence.
- We were able to patronize some shops in the local community, which served as a source of revenue to them.
-It was an opportunity to meet new friends, business partners and fellow adventurers.
-Nigeria needs to harness her water resources more.

Baroba:
Nice pix OP, the tourist potential this country holds is immense to say the least, unfortunately we do not have the folks with the will or desire to develop it..

Personally I will have armed escort before attempting such, Una brave..

Offpoint:

I want this op, how much e go cost person?

Yewandequeen:
Op, next time invite me biko

Timagex:
. You been to the beach before?

tourismlove:


We no dey organize anyone for now but when we wan do the next one, I go holla you

Yewandequeen:
yeah, 2wce.

Timagex:
how was it like?

Yewandequeen:
was fun i must tell yah. But didnt like the last one, friends pushed me into the water and i felt what drowning looks like. Wasnt a good experience at all.

tourismlove:
more pictures

I WOULD BE EXPLORING SOME COUNTRIES IN WEST AFRICA BY ROAD LATER IN THE YEAR 2019, YOU CAN REACH OUT TO ME IF INTERESTED

Timagex:
. They pushed you? . Oya sorry I like crazy friends...... Hope to go there one day sha...

Yewandequeen:
Yeah crazy friends.Dont go with crazy friends but trust me you will have so much fun.