The year 2019 is almost coming to an end and it is the holiday and flexing season and lots of people will be going on holidays, vacations to unwind from all the stress and hustling of the year.
Because of the way it is usually strenuous to acquire a visa in Nigeria because Nigeria’s passport ranks 83rd in the world, it is good we look the other way by seeing other options in making our dream vacations come true.
There are visa-free countries one can visit as a Nigerian for holidays as long as you hold a Nigerian passport. These are visa-free African countries although, some may require you apply for a visa at their point of entry or borders.
These countries include:
Djibouti
Djibouti is located in East Africa and is one of the best places you can visit from Nigeria. They may require you apply for a visa on arrival but at a cheaper rate.
Cape Verde Islands
This is a country which can also be said to be an island found on the West African coast. It is one of the most welcoming tourist destinations in Africa and West Africa in particular as it has good weather and beautiful locations and attractions that can give you a memorable vacation.
Rwanda
Rwanda has grown to become one of the tourist and investors destination in Africa and East Africa in particular. Visa is obtained on entry for just $100 for those with a Nigerian passport.
Morocco
The superb culture, nice weather and exotic nature of the country has made it a great destination for newly wedded couples on honeymoon. They have good sites, shops and restaurants, cafes and more around the streets of Morocco which could make you turn your honeymoon into an excursion. Some may even decide not to go back to their countries again because of the sweet life filled with funfair in the country.
Kenya
Kenya which is known mostly for its wildlife and love for nature, safari and historical places it offers has become a destination for tourists. Some cities to explore include Nairobi and Mombassa. They also require visa at the point of entry so when going, make a budget for it. The price isn’t certain yet.


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thanks for sharing

Rwanda and Kenya are good picks