1. TARKWA BAY BEACH

Takwa Bay Beach is a highly exclusive beach which is located across the harbour of Lagos and a little further down Victoria Island from Atlas Beach. As you relax on the beach, you will in all likelihood see the local fisherman going about their work (tuna, shrimps and crabs are all fished off Nigerian waters). Further in the distance you can watch the ships and containers come and go at the Apapa Port and Lagos Harbour. There are waves breakers that enable you swim freely without the fear of high waves. Also, because of the fact that you cant possibly get to Tarkwa Bay on Land means you enjoy a 15 minute Sweet BoatRide from CMS and also A Lot of White Tourists(Babes) Visit Here!


2. ELEGUSHI BEACH

Elegushi beach situated around Ikate area of Lekki is known to offer exquisite restaurants, night clubs, and hangout spots that feature local food, variety of live shows including music and jamborees all week. It also hosts Copa Lagos – a world famous beach soccer tournament that features best teams from all continents. A white sand beach that provides rippling waves(For surfers) that lap the
shoreline. It provides the ultimate relaxation and fun for any person. Thier fish pepper soup no be here! . Also, Celebrities usually frequent this beach.

3. ELEKO BEACH

An Old Beach, been going since i was 7 months , Eleko Beach is For those beach bums looking to get out of Lagos altogether. The beach is a mere 60km trip east of Lagos and in a 45 minute car journey along the Lagos-Epe Expressway. The beach is particularly popular with local families and facilities here include the option to rent a beach hut for a day and have a BBQ made for you. Also has High Dangerous Waves, Not for Learners.

4.ONIRU BEACH

Oniru Beach Oniru Beach is the perfect destination for those looking for a peace and quiet and a break from the hustle and bustle of Lagos. The beach is located on Victoria Island and features a number of bars and
beach huts following a recent estimated 15 million Naira investment by the beach’s owner, Sola Oniru. Note that this is a private beach and so payment is required for entrance.

5. BAR BEACH

Bar Beach is situated on Victoria Island. The beach is long and traverses the coastline from the west of the island by the Institute of Oceanography all the way to Eko Hotel on the east of the island. The beach is particularly popular with young locals who flock here in their masses on the weekend. I kind of Dislike that beach now.

Nairalanders can Kindly Extend the list....which beaches outside Lagos too

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Bar Beach

I want a quiet and serene beach and I think Oniru is a choice. How much is the gate entrance for Oniru? Kindly give info. Thanks Pomide.

What of Sun tan beach in Badagry?

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I want a quiet and serene beach and I think Oniru is a choice. How much is the gate entrance for Oniru? Kindly give info. Thanks Pomide.

You didn't read that oniru is a private beach hence no payment??

how do I get to elegushi beach from ojodu berger

Please do you have to pay before entering elegushi beach

Please, do people still hangout at bar beach?

pomide:
1. TARKWA BAY BEACH

Takwa Bay Beach is a highly exclusive beach which is located across the harbour of Lagos and a little further down Victoria Island from Atlas Beach. As you relax on the beach, you will in all likelihood see the local fisherman going about their work (tuna, shrimps and crabs are all fished off Nigerian waters). Further in the distance you can watch the ships and containers come and go at the Apapa Port and Lagos Harbour. There are waves breakers that enable you swim freely without the fear of high waves. Also, because of the fact that you cant possibly get to Tarkwa Bay on Land means you enjoy a 15 minute Sweet BoatRide from CMS and also A Lot of White Tourists(Babes) Visit Here!


2. ELEGUSHI BEACH

Elegushi beach situated around Ikate area of Lekki is known to offer exquisite restaurants, night clubs, and hangout spots that feature local food, variety of live shows including music and jamborees all week. It also hosts Copa Lagos – a world famous beach soccer tournament that features best teams from all continents. A white sand beach that provides rippling waves(For surfers) that lap the
shoreline. It provides the ultimate relaxation and fun for any person. Thier fish pepper soup no be here! . Also, Celebrities usually frequent this beach.

3. ELEKO BEACH

An Old Beach, been going since i was 7 months , Eleko Beach is For those beach bums looking to get out of Lagos altogether. The beach is a mere 60km trip east of Lagos and in a 45 minute car journey along the Lagos-Epe Expressway. The beach is particularly popular with local families and facilities here include the option to rent a beach hut for a day and have a BBQ made for you. Also has High Dangerous Waves, Not for Learners.

4.ONIRU BEACH

Oniru Beach Oniru Beach is the perfect destination for those looking for a peace and quiet and a break from the hustle and bustle of Lagos. The beach is located on Victoria Island and features a number of bars and
beach huts following a recent estimated 15 million Naira investment by the beach’s owner, Sola Oniru. Note that this is a private beach and so payment is required for entrance.

5. BAR BEACH

Bar Beach is situated on Victoria Island. The beach is long and traverses the coastline from the west of the island by the Institute of Oceanography all the way to Eko Hotel on the east of the island. The beach is particularly popular with young locals who flock here in their masses on the weekend. I kind of Dislike that beach now.

Nairalanders can Kindly Extend the list....which beaches outside Lagos too

what of lekki beach

pomide:
1. TARKWA BAY BEACH

Takwa Bay Beach is a highly exclusive beach which is located across the harbour of Lagos and a little further down Victoria Island from Atlas Beach. As you relax on the beach, you will in all likelihood see the local fisherman going about their work (tuna, shrimps and crabs are all fished off Nigerian waters). Further in the distance you can watch the ships and containers come and go at the Apapa Port and Lagos Harbour. There are waves breakers that enable you swim freely without the fear of high waves. Also, because of the fact that you cant possibly get to Tarkwa Bay on Land means you enjoy a 15 minute Sweet BoatRide from CMS and also A Lot of White Tourists(Babes) Visit Here!


2. ELEGUSHI BEACH

Elegushi beach situated around Ikate area of Lekki is known to offer exquisite restaurants, night clubs, and hangout spots that feature local food, variety of live shows including music and jamborees all week. It also hosts Copa Lagos – a world famous beach soccer tournament that features best teams from all continents. A white sand beach that provides rippling waves(For surfers) that lap the
shoreline. It provides the ultimate relaxation and fun for any person. Thier fish pepper soup no be here! . Also, Celebrities usually frequent this beach.

3. ELEKO BEACH

An Old Beach, been going since i was 7 months , Eleko Beach is For those beach bums looking to get out of Lagos altogether. The beach is a mere 60km trip east of Lagos and in a 45 minute car journey along the Lagos-Epe Expressway. The beach is particularly popular with local families and facilities here include the option to rent a beach hut for a day and have a BBQ made for you. Also has High Dangerous Waves, Not for Learners.

4.ONIRU BEACH

Oniru Beach Oniru Beach is the perfect destination for those looking for a peace and quiet and a break from the hustle and bustle of Lagos. The beach is located on Victoria Island and features a number of bars and
beach huts following a recent estimated 15 million Naira investment by the beach’s owner, Sola Oniru. Note that this is a private beach and so payment is required for entrance.

5. BAR BEACH

Bar Beach is situated on Victoria Island. The beach is long and traverses the coastline from the west of the island by the Institute of Oceanography all the way to Eko Hotel on the east of the island. The beach is particularly popular with young locals who flock here in their masses on the weekend. I kind of Dislike that beach now.

Nairalanders can Kindly Extend the list....which beaches outside Lagos too