🇳🇬 Visit Nigeria
Welcome to Nigeria — the heartbeat of Africa
From Lagos's electric energy to ancient sacred groves, misty mountain ranches and carnival streets — discover the giant of Africa with hosts who know it best.
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Warm, welcoming people
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Languages & cultures
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Atlantic coastline
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States to explore
Where to go
Places that will stay with you
Ten unmissable stops on any Nigerian itinerary — and our consultants know a hundred more.
Lagos State
Lagos
Africa's creative capital — Nike Art Gallery, Lekki beaches, Afrobeats nightlife and the continent's most exciting food scene.
FCT
Abuja
The planned capital: Aso Rock, the National Mosque and Millennium Park, framed by savannah hills.
Cross River
Calabar
Cross River
Obudu Mountain Resort
Bauchi
Yankari Game Reserve
Ogun
Olumo Rock
Osun
Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove
Ondo
Idanre Hills
Niger
Zuma Rock
Lagos State
Badagry
What to do
Experiences you can't have anywhere else
Build your trip around what moves you — we'll handle every detail.
Festivals & culture
Calabar Carnival in December, Durbar horse parades in the north, Osun-Osogbo in August, Felabration in Lagos every October.
Food journeys
Jollof rice debates, smoky suya at midnight, fresh fish at Epe, and private cooking classes with Lagos chefs.
Beaches & islands
Tarkwa Bay by boat, the calm of Ilashe private beach houses, and La Campagne Tropicana's lagoon-side resort.
Art & music
Nike Art Gallery's four floors of Nigerian art, gallery-hopping in Ikoyi, and live Afrobeats and highlife every night.
Heritage & roots
Badagry's history route, the ancient Kano city walls and dye pits, and Benin City's royal bronze casters.
Nature & wildlife
Safari drives in Yankari, drill monkeys in Afi Mountain, canopy walks at Lekki Conservation Centre.
Plan smart
Good to know before you land
Everything else — airport protocol, hotels, drivers, security-aware routing — is what we do every day. Arrive as a guest, not a stranger.
Best time to visit
November to February: dry season, harmattan breeze, and the December festive rush ("Detty December") in Lagos.
Visas made easy
Most visitors can use Nigeria's e-Visa/visa-on-arrival scheme. We prepare the approval letter and meet you at the airport.
Travel with hosts
Every Ampla itinerary includes vetted drivers, licensed guides and 24/7 local support from arrival to departure.
Money
The naira (₦) is cash-friendly; cards work in major hotels and malls. We advise on safe, fair currency exchange.
Ready to experience Nigeria?
Tell us your dates and interests — our local experts will design a private itinerary, from airport protocol to the last sunset boat ride.