The Black Heritage Festival 2011 is happening live in Badagry on May 1st with the Fitila possession to the point of no return in remembrance of slaves that lost their lives during the infamous slave trade.
As part of our services in Swazi Tours, we are organising a special fun Tour package for lovers and couples to Badagry on May 1st.
You will have the opportunity to partake in the fitila possession with other tourists and have a boat cruise to the Point of no return. so take a break from work, friends, families and come visit the historical town of Badagry.
We will lodge you and your loved one in a 3 star Hotel, tour you round the historical monuments and sites below.

*Slave Market
*First storey building in Nigeria. (where Bishop Ajayi Crowther translated The English bible to Yoruba)
*Black Heritage Museum,
*Slave Cells (Barracoon)
*Early Missionaries Cementary
*Mobee Family Slave Relics
*1st primary school in Nigeria
*First church in Nigeria
*Agia Tree were Christianity was first preached
and the Point of no Return.

This special package costs N20,000 per couple.
Book ahead now as it is first come first served!!!!, Limited spaces available.
Contact us for a very comprehensive brochure and tour itinerary.
Swazi tours, Nigeria
swazitoursnigeria@gmail.com or call 08181501477, 07026015480.
The price covers everything including Boat cruise to point of no Return, transportation round the sites, accommodation in a 3 star hotel, tax, breakfast and dinner, complimentary drinks, materials and books on slavery and many many more,

Spaces are filling just too fast as we have thought, if you are interested, book your slot today, Limited spaces available,

Where is your office location, I willing to visit your office. Give the address and full contact

Our Office address is;
Swazi Tours Nigeria,
Badagry Heritage Museum,
Richard lander Avenue,
Marina, Badagry
Lagos
08181501477

Any deal?

4 More spaces available, act fast if you are interested to join other Blacks arround the world in Badagry celebrating the Black heritage Festival 2011,