Tour operator
1. Motley Travels
An Abuja-based tour company running a guided city tour of Eagle Square, the National Mosque, Nike Art Gallery and Ushafa pottery village, plus multi-day trips across Nigeria.
View details — Motley TravelsAbuja's sights are spread out and some are official sites with security, so an organised tour or local guide makes a big difference, especially on a short visit. Motley Travels, based in Kuje, runs a day-long city tour with hotel pickup that covers Eagle Square, a guided visit to the National Mosque, the City Gate, Nike Art Gallery, a crafts market and Ushafa pottery village, as well as longer itineraries around Abuja and across Nigeria.
On the water, Jabi Boat Club runs pontoon boat cruises, jet skis, kayaks and pedal boats on Jabi Lake, with a lakeside restaurant and themed nights through the week. Late afternoon, before sunset, is the best time for a ride. For something more active, Abuja has a growing hiking scene, and groups such as Naija Adventurers lead large Saturday hikes over the rocky hills around the city, with medics and security on hand. Police have warned against hiking without notifying the authorities, so join an organised group rather than heading out alone. Confirm current prices and pickup times directly with operators before you book.
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Our top 3 tours & activities in Abuja
Tour operator
An Abuja-based tour company running a guided city tour of Eagle Square, the National Mosque, Nike Art Gallery and Ushafa pottery village, plus multi-day trips across Nigeria.
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A lakeside club on Jabi Lake offering pontoon boat cruises, jet skis, kayaks, canoes and pedal boats, with a restaurant overlooking the water and themed nights through the week.
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An Abuja hiking club founded by Adebayo Babatunde that leads large group hikes over the rocky hills around the capital, with medics and security on hand.
View details — Naija Adventurers