Private Tour Guide in Lagos & Nigeria
Lagos is loud, fast and endlessly creative, and it is far easier to enjoy with a local who knows it. Confidence is based in Lagos and has guided visitors across Nigeria since 2012: markets, art, music, history, food and festivals, planned around you and hosted personally from the moment you land.
Plan my Nigeria tripWhat you can do
Highlights in Nigeria
- Lagos city culture, markets, galleries and live music
- History and heritage sites in and around Lagos
- Nigerian food experiences led by a local
- Custom itineraries beyond Lagos on request
Tours
Tours in Nigeria
Nigeria4 Days Abuja Tour with Confidence
4 days / 3 nights
Explore Nigeria’s capital with expert guides: Aso Rock, the National Mosque, the Arts & Crafts Village and a day trip to Zuma Rock.
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Multi-country3 Days Tour of Nigeria, Benin, Togo & Ghana
3 days / 2 nights
A whirlwind tour of West Africa’s highlights for travelers with limited time: border towns, slavery heritage sites and coastal highlights.
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Nigeria7 Days Tour of Calabar & Calabar Carnival
7 days / 6 nights
Calabar Carnival, Obudu Cattle Ranch, museums, historical sites, Tinapa Resort and Drill Ranch.
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Nigeria7 Days Osun-Osogbo Festival Tour, Nigeria
7 days / 6 nights
Witness one of Nigeria’s most significant cultural celebrations at the UNESCO-listed Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove.
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Multi-country9 Days Private Tour of Nigeria, Benin, Togo & Ghana
9 days / 8 nights
Follow the transatlantic slave trade route from Badagry to Ouidah to Cape Coast Castle, with one guide crossing every border with you.
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Multi-country13 Days Tour of Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana & Côte d’Ivoire
13 days / 12 nights
Five countries in thirteen days, with UNESCO sites and traditional music and dance. Itinerary customised to you.
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Nigeria10 Days Northern Nigeria Tour
10 days / 9 nights
Abuja, Zuma Rock, Gurara Waterfalls and the ancient emirate city of Kano. Custom-quoted.
View tourNigeria: common questions
Do I need a guide to visit Lagos?
You do not strictly need one, but most first-time visitors are far more comfortable with a local guide. A guide handles safe transport, shows you where to go and when, and gets you into places and conversations that are hard to reach alone.
Can you plan a trip for first-time visitors to Nigeria?
Yes. First-time visitors are a specialty. Message Confidence your dates and interests and you will get a tailored plan and a clear quote.
Let's plan your Nigeria trip
Tell me your dates and interests. I'll send ideas and a clear quote.