• Eagle Square - Located in the heart of Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, Eagle Square is a notable public square. Its expansive open area is frequently used for state events, such as Independence Day celebrations, presidential inaugurations, and military parades.

Strategically situated near important government buildings like the National Assembly and the Supreme Court, the square features a magnificent eagle sculpture, representing strength and national unity. The design incorporates elements of Nigerian heritage, making it a visually impressive landmark. The nearby National Arcade, also known as the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, adds historical significance to the site.

• Abuja National Mosque - Constructed in the 1980s, the National Mosque, with its golden dome shimmering in the sunlight, is a remarkable sight in Abuja. Visitors are guided through the monument to explore its facilities.

Note: Ladies are required to wear a veil to cover their heads, while men should wear full trousers to enter the mosque.

• Abuja City Gate - The Abuja City Gate is a monumental landmark that welcomes visitors to Nigeria’s capital with its impressive architectural design and profound cultural significance. The gate symbolizes unity, progress, and the nation’s vibrant spirit.

Be enchanted by its towering arches and intricate designs, which blend traditional Nigerian elements with modern aesthetics. The surrounding area features well-maintained gardens, providing a serene environment for reflection and photography.

The Abuja City Gate is more than just an entrance—it signifies the transition from Nigeria’s former capital, Lagos, to Abuja, marking a new era of development and governance.

• Nike Art Gallery Abuja - Nike Art Gallery Abuja is a lively center for Nigerian artistry, showcasing an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, textiles, and traditional crafts. The gallery is committed to preserving and promoting African art.

Immerse yourself in a diverse array of artistic expressions, from contemporary masterpieces to traditional works that reflect Nigeria’s rich heritage.

The gallery serves as a platform for both emerging and established Nigerian artists, fostering creativity and cultural exchange. It houses breathtaking Adire (tie-dye) textiles, intricate beadwork, and captivating paintings that narrate stories of Nigeria’s history, traditions, and modern evolution.

• Abuja Arts & Crafts Village - The arts and crafts village is akin to stepping into a haven of creativity. Established in 2003 for the exhibition of Arts and Crafts during the Commonwealth meeting for various heads of government, the Abuja Arts and Crafts Village has since become a major tourist attraction in Abuja.

Enjoy the sights of the rustic setting with thatched houses and hut-like structures and a congregation of talented artists.

• Ushafa - The Ushafa pottery village is a center where traditional pottery making can be observed. The center has become a popular stop for visiting heads of state, and its pots hold commercial importance.

If you appreciate decor, you might find yourself purchasing one or two pots as souvenirs.

• Jabi Lake - Jabi Lake is a large body of water located in the Jabi district of Abuja. The lake is nestled by a large mall and a park for recreation.

Enjoy a beautiful view of the Jabi Lake Mall from the park.

• Jabi Boat Club - Jabi Boat Club is designed to offer water-based recreational facilities. Visitors can also enjoy views of the lake and its beautiful surroundings.

Indulge in a 15-minute boat cruise (add-on) on Jabi Lake and savor a delicious sea meal (add-on) to conclude your trip.

Bookings for 5 or more people include a complimentary boat ride (subject to availability).

• Bottled water included
• Complimentary goody bag
• Snacks provided
• Climate-controlled transportation

• Security escort
• Lunch
• Boat Cruise - the boat cruise experience is optional and at an additional cost.

Experience the dynamic energy of Abuja, where culture, history, and natural beauty converge. This remarkable Abuja City Tour is designed to captivate your senses, revealing the heart of Nigeria’s capital.

Reasons to Love This Tour

• Abuja National Mosque – Admire the stunning architecture of this renowned landmark.

• Zuma Rock – Be amazed by one of Nigeria’s most impressive natural wonders.

• Creative Villages – Explore the artistic essence of Abuja and appreciate local craftsmanship.

• Jabi Lake Experience – Relish peaceful moments by the lake or choose a scenic boat ride accompanied by a delicious seafood meal.

What’s Included

• Complimentary Amenities – Stay refreshed with bottled water and snacks, all in a charming goody bag.

• Personalized Comfort – Enjoy a private tour tailored to your interests and pace, offering a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.