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Ilaumoh:
4. Cox’s Bazar Beach, Bangladesh

Pimpmaride:
Wonderful from akwa ibom


I hope delta state does the same

Ilaumoh:
Ayaya nana udo

Ilaumoh:
Brief survey about Ibeno beach in Akwa-Ibom fondly called Akwa Abasi Ibom Kingdom (The Kingdom of God) is a beautiful place with untapped hidden treasures to behold...


Ibeno Beach – The Climax of Fun and Entertainment

Last updated on January 20th, 2020 at 12:18 pm

Popularly known as the longest sand beach in Africa, Ibeno beach is an amazing view of crystal clear waters with a beautiful sandy coastline spanning 34 km along the Atlantic ocean. Located in Eket, the beach is regarded as one of the oldest beaches in Nigeria and West Africa.

A brilliant work of nature, Ibeno beach offers a glorious blend of crisp white sand, grand waters, blue skies and an array of trees casting beautiful shadows on the seashore. This majestic scenery places it the as best beach in the country. A hotspot for tourism, Ibeno beach is the perfect vacation spot to relax and immerse yourself in the blissful landscape. The sound of the rise and fall of the waves is therapeutic to the years, a good stroll along the sandy shore is good for medication. The canopy of palm trees along the sandy shore is a perfect location for picnics, you get to enjoy the soothing sea breeze away from the scorching hands of the sun.


Why Ibeno beach is regarded as the best beach in Nigeria?

Apart from being the longest sand beach, the sands at Ibeno beach haven’t receded over the years with the changing tides. The beautiful white sand dunes are not affected by the waves from the Atlantic Ocean. At low tide, the waters can recede as far as 100 metres from the beach and can reach unimaginable elevation of 30 metres above sea level before it strikes the beach. Also, the lovely sounds from the seagulls with the mighty splash of waves is relaxing.
There is no entry fee into Ibeno beach but you will be charged if you want to use any of the recreational facilities.


How to get to Ibeno beach?

The closest airport to Ibeno beach is Akwa Ibom International Airport. Flights from any part of Nigeria to the Akwa Ibom airport take less than 1 hour 30 minutes. Driving from Uyo to Eket is approximately 30 minutes.

Contact

Address: Eket, Ibeno local government, Uyo.

Phone: +234 806 484 0014

Email: info@ibenobeach.com

Website: www.ibenobeach.com

Admission: Free

Activities at Ibeno Beach:

To ensure you have an awesome vacation at Ibeno beach, the following activities are available for your pleasure:

Boat riding
Canoeing
Water sport
Volleyball
Beach soccer
Archery
New experiences are what shapes our memories, you really should consider visiting Ibeno beach and share your experiences with us when you do.

Check out these fun places in Uyo..


https://hotels.ng/guides/poi/ibeno-beach-the-climax-of-fun-and-entertainment/
Note : Akwa Ibom State alone houses 38 Islands..

mansakhalifa:
How Like reclaim land from the sea to get on the list or what?
Clarify.

Ilaumoh:
1. Praia do Cassino, Brazil

Pimpmaride:
Wonderful from akwa ibom


I hope delta state does the same

RudyNerdy:
point of correction, there are no islands in Akwa Ibom

RudyNerdy:
point of correction, there are no islands in Akwa Ibom

RudyNerdy:
I tire my brother.
I thought I was the only one that noticed that weird comment

Ilaumoh:
10. Ibeno Beach, Nigeria..
Ibeno Beach is located in Akwa Abasi Ibom kingdom and is said the be the longest beach in Africa with an impressive 34km long...

Ibeno Beach at the town of Kwa Ibo, Akwa Ibom
Credit: Hotels.ng
34 km / 21 miles

Location: Akwa Ibom, Nigeria
Biggest City by the Beach: Kwa Ibo

Ibeno Beach measures 34 km / 21 miles in length which makes the beach the longest one in Africa. The beach is located in Nigeria’s Southeastern state of Akwa Ibom. It stretches from the town of Kwa Ibo in the West all the way eastwards to Cross River.

mansakhalifa:
Who wrote this^^...?

Clearly a non-Nigerian.

The errors contained in it are quite palpable.

mansakhalifa:
Was anyone surprised that it was Ibeno??

Not me really. I wasn't.

mansakhalifa:
I got to know about this beach at the height of the Rohingya crisis.

Thousands of the Rohingya refugees camped somewhere around there.

It's about Bangladesh's most popular beach (situated not too far from Bang's 2nd largest city, Chittagong) but it got even more famous with the whole refugee crisis 'cause it was constantly in the news back then.

24SEVEN:
Ilaumoh has started again. So should we clap for Akwa Ibom??

All

ODJ124:
Life Is Good..

RudyNerdy:
ndo

mansakhalifa:
Are you sure

Cos I doubt if there is any state in the deep coastal parts of the south-south without islands.

Don't forget that Akwa Ibom sits somewhere close to the Cameroon line- an area that is very famous for its island chains and volcanicity.

I would be damned if Akwa Ibom does not have at least 20 Islands. I said at least 20. It could be more.

I used to have a map of Nigeria back. It was sort of detailed. In that map, there some tiny unnamed/unmarked dots right beneath A/Ibom's shoreline. Those could be Islands.

RudyNerdy:
point of correction, there are no islands in Akwa Ibom

mansakhalifa:
Praia= beach

do = of

Cassino = Casino/ Casino beach...

Why's it called that though?

Is it like a gambling hub or was it named after Cassino in Italy?

mansakhalifa:
Are you sure

Cos I doubt if there is any state in the deep coastal parts of the south-south without islands.

Don't forget that Akwa Ibom sits somewhere close to the Cameroon line- an area that is very famous for its island chains and volcanicity.

I would be damned if Akwa Ibom does not have at least 20 Islands. I said at least 20. It could be more.

I used to have a map of Nigeria back. It was sort of detailed. In that map, there some tiny unnamed/unmarked dots right beneath A/Ibom's shoreline. Those could be Islands.

mansakhalifa:
Who wrote this^^...?

Clearly a non-Nigerian.

The errors contained in it are quite palpable.

mansakhalifa:
Sorry, OP, @picture number 1, Is that sex on the beach?

DICKstractor:
Ibeno beach that I'm planning on going to with some friends this coming Sunday... Isoright

oglalasioux:
Very dirty Ibeno beach without accessible roads. Nigeria is richly blessed but management of resources is our problem.