Charter a private jet to Lagos: Fashion Week's front rows, Nollywood's biggest night, and Detty December at full capacity. Travel on your own schedule, with private aviation services arranged around your itinerary.
Stay
An art-focused boutique hotel in Lagos's Ikoyi district, with rooms and suites, a spa and dining at The GrillRoom.
A Victoria Island hotel complex overlooking Eko Atlantic City and the ocean, with accommodation across several buildings, dining venues and facilities for events and leisure.
A contemporary hotel on Victoria Island, with rooms and suites, a restaurant and fitness facilities for a comfortable stay in Lagos.
A Victoria Island hotel with city- and sea-view accommodation, a casino, restaurants and leisure facilities, including a pool club and gym.
A high-rise hotel on Victoria Island, Lagos Continental offers rooms and suites above the city's commercial district, with views across Lagos and its surrounding waters.
On Lagos Lagoon at Victoria Island, Radisson Blu Anchorage offers a contemporary waterfront base with views across the water and the city.
Restaurants Worth Discovering
Pan-African fine dining in Victoria Island: abula, suya, blackened catfish. Why famous: Lagos's crown-jewel restaurant, contemporary African cuisine beside the David Adjaye-designed Alara concept store.
Pan-Asian restaurant at the Landmark complex in Oniru: sushi, dim sum, craft cocktails. Why famous: where Lagosians take guests they want to impress; exceptional service and vegetarian-friendly fine dining.
Traditional Nigerian food plus art gallery and event venue. Why famous: the cultural institution; eat Nigerian classics, see a show, browse art in one stop.
Contemporary Nigerian restaurant. Why famous: the long-standing name for Nigerian favorites done well; a Lagos dining institution.
New American dining with a Nigerian twist on Eletu Ogabi, VI. Why famous: the buzzy crowd-pleaser for a high-energy special night out.
Things to See and Do
Five floors of Nigerian art in Lekki. Why visit: the country's largest private art collection.
Mangrove and rainforest reserve with West Africa's longest canopy walkway. Why visit: monkeys, birds, and a break from the city inside the city.
Benin bronzes and Nigerian art history in Onikan. Why visit: the deepest collection of the country's heritage.
The events worth timing your trip around.
Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, October 28 to November 1. Lagos Fashion Week: Africa's most internationally recognized fashion platform. Designers, celebrities and international press in a heavy-jet city.
Fly to this event →Lagos Marriott Hotel, November 15. The Africa Movie Academy Awards: the continent's film industry gathers for one night. Nollywood and pan-African star power; the red-carpet peak of the Nigerian entertainment calendar.
Fly to this event →Citywide, across December. Detty December in Lagos: a month of concerts, beach parties and events across the city every December. Lagos in December runs at full capacity; a private jet skips the queues.
Fly to this event →Airport: Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS), with a dedicated private jet terminal and FBO handling.
Alternates: Accra (ACC) for regional hops; no other long-range GA fields nearby.
Aircraft fit: Long-range jets nonstop from Europe; ultra-long-range or one stop from North America.
Notes: Nigeria requires visas in advance for most nationalities; arrange before departure. Legend Hotel Lagos Airport sits by the private jet terminal with an exclusive in-hotel immigration and customs desk for private-jet passengers.
Most nationalities need a visa in advance. Start the application early and we plan the trip around it.
Yes. Pet-friendly aircraft are available on request. We arrange the paperwork and the right aircraft with the operator.
About 45 minutes to an hour by car depending on traffic; we schedule around Lagos traffic.
The whole month of December. Lagos runs at full capacity, so book private early.
Yes. The week runs October 28 to November 1 at the Federal Palace Hotel on Victoria Island.
Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the slots,
the transfers, and the final transfer.