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7 Best Low Budget Places To Visit For A Weekend Getaway in Nigeria
Want to go on a weekend getaway in Nigeria? Looking for a place to relax and clear your head? Want to take Bae on a vacation without breaking your bank account? Search no further, today, we hereby present you a list of beautiful low budget places to visit for a weekend getaway in Nigeria.
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Sometimes you just want to take a break and go for a weekend getaway so you can relax and not worry about work or the mountain of bills you have to pay. Sometimes, it’s just the Holiday season and you consider it boring, chilling at home as if it’s like every other weekend. But because you think you can’t afford it, you trash the idea. Good news, there are actually a few places that you can go to on a low budget.
YES, it’s true.
Do they have amazing sceneries with the best vacation experiences?
Another YES to that.
Are they affordable?
That’s a very big YES!
So, that’s settled. Have you packed your bags already? Here are the 7 beautiful low budget places to visit for a weekend getaway in Nigeria with a promise of a memorable experience.
7 Best Low Budget Places To Visit For A Weekend Getaway in Nigeria
#1. Ikogosi Warm Spring, Ikogosi, Ekiti
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Ikogosi Warm Spring Resort is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the state in Ekiti State for its hot and cold spring meeting at a point and flowing down as a single stream. Amazing right?
This is the ideal place for a romantic or family weekend getaway in Nigeria. Plus it has beautiful sceneries which present an opportunity to connect with nature with its thick green forest, hilly landscape and tall trees. It sure is a good holiday destination which offers a cozy and serene atmosphere for you.
#2. Kajuru Castle, Kajuru village, Kaduna
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This weekend getaway destination will surely take you back to the medieval times with its luxury Medieval-German style. Located in the Kajuru Village in Kaduna State, it was built over 3 decades ago. So this building is really old and like old buildings, it sure has a lot of stories to tell. And no, it is not haunted… lol!
With bedrooms designed to look like dungeons and towers with crenelated walls, this is the perfect destination for a time away from civilization. The castle has a guest tower with 4 bedrooms while the main building with a knights’ hall and a master’s suite known as the “landlord’s residence”. If you want to relax and swim, there is an outdoor pool and a barbeque. It is definitely a cool place with peace and tranquility and amazing views.
#3. Whispering Palms, Badagry, Lagos.
Located in Badagry, Whispering Palms gives you varieties of beautiful sceneries, great food and lots of fun activities away from the noise and pollution of the big cities. It is home away from home, no dull moment. If you want a weekend getaway in Nigeria where you want to have fun while relaxing, this is the perfect place to visit.
#4. Epe Resort and Spa, Epe, Lagos
Epe Resort and Spa Resort offer you a relaxing environment, delicious foods, and an unforgettable romantic experience. Located in Lagos Island in the outskirt of Lekki Epe Expressway, you will be welcomed with a relaxed setting and mesmerized by the beauty and traditional style of the resort.
It promises to give you mouthwatering cuisine, top class bedrooms, fun activities, and a relaxing environment which will leave you refreshed and fulfilled after your stay.
#5. Omu Resort, Ibeju Lekki, Lagos
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The Omu Resort is situated at Ibeju Lekki, Lagos. This resort embraces you with a warm atmosphere, friendly reception and varieties of excellent foods that complement the spectacular sceneries to hang out.
This is one of the most thrilling locations for a fun weekend getaway in Nigeria. With so many views like the famous “Big Five” zoo, aquarium, Water Park as well as fun games and rides such as rollercoasters, karting, archery, golfing and many more, Omu Resort is a great place for a family vacation. The fun is limitless that you won’t want to leave.
#6. Zenababs Half Moon Resort, Ilesa, Osun
Zenababs Half Moon Resort located in the central part of Ilesa, Osun state, is a luxurious resort that gives you the home away from home comfort. If you can’t afford a vacation to the moon, Zenababs half-moon resort is your next option.
This resort has a serene and refreshing milieu and offers low-cost meals and guest rooms. This is a great place outside of Lagos to wake up to great views of the resort from your bedrooms and enjoy various interesting activities.
#7. Abraka Turf and Country Club, Abraka, Delta
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Experience a memorable weekend getaway at the Abraka Turf and Country Club in the oil-rich region of Delta State. Enjoy a serene ambiance, quintessential comfort, tasty cuisine and eco-friendly environment which allows you to breathe in fresh and unpolluted air.
This resort gives you an unforgettable and laid back experience with nature at its peak. In addition to the natural beauty, it has facilities like golf court, tennis court, polo field, and swimming pool as well as very affordable accommodations. This resort also offers fun activities like canoeing, deep river diving, horse riding, and fishing. With all these amazing offers, you are assured of a memorable experience.
Final Thoughts
Folks, that’s it for today. Of course, they are more low budgets places to go on a weekend getaway in Nigeria, but we decided to narrow it down to these seven based on the first-hand experience.
I hope you visit these places and enjoy all they have to offer.
Have you been to any of these exciting places? Share your experience in the comments section.
Feel free to recommend just one great vacation spot in Nigeria aside from the list above. Where could that be? Drop your suggestions below in the comment box.
Do have a swell time this holiday! Happy Easter in advance!
Yours in Style,
Kobi O. Mbagwu (Mr. Kobi)
Founder, KOBI KOACHMAN
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