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Nigeria’s natural charm
Book flights to Nigeria to explore a country filled with effortless charm and beauty that is bound to draw you in.
From the wildlife reserves and natural splendour of Nigeria’s vast and varied countryside to the beaches, boutiques and bustle of Lagos, tickets to Nigeria offer the chance to build an incredible African adventure that you’ll never forget.
Lagos has plenty to offer all travellers – including the Nike Gallery, National Museum and Freedom Park.
Beyond this thriving megacity, take in the terracotta sculptures and bronzes in historic Benin City, soak in the spiritual splendour of Osogbo or marvel at the magnificent landscapes of Abeokuta.
This is a country with a rich mix of different ethnic groups and languages – with a diverse blend of food, art and culture to match.
Book your flight to Nigeria with Etihad Airways today for a chance to see the ‘Giant of Africa’.
What's the weather like in Nigeria?
Figures shown are for Lagos.
Average temperature Average rainfall
JAN
27°C
2cm
FEB
29°C
4cm
MAR
29°C
8cm
APR
27°C
14cm
MAY
26°C
23cm
JUN
26°C
36cm
JUL
26°C
25cm
AUG
25°C
9cm
SEP
26°C
16cm
OCT
27°C
16cm
NOV
27°C
6cm
DEC
28°C
2cm
While Nigeria has warm weather most of the year, from January to March the temperatures can be at their hottest – ranging from an average of 34°C to 36°C – with minimal rainfall.
Fly to Nigeria between June and August for slightly milder temperatures, with an average of 30°C. Rainfall does increase in these months. The details shown are for Lagos – there may be variations in other parts of the country.
Flying to Nigeria
Lagos (LOS)
Fly to Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS), just eight miles from the centre of Lagos. Then you can take your pick from attractions such as Palms Shopping Mall, Elegushi Beach and Lekki Conservation Centre.
Reasons to visit Nigeria
Feast on traditional Nigerian food
Nigeria has a dizzying array of delicious traditional dishes to try. Be sure to sample jollof rice – a rice dish incorporating tomatoes, onions, chilli peppers and a range of spices. Each region has its own variation involving vegetables, meat or fish.
Another of Nigeria’s most popular delicacies is suya – a richly-spiced grilled meat snack served on a stick. Those with a sweet tooth will enjoy chin chin – deep-fried, bite-sized balls made using flour, milk and sugar.
Discover Nigerian art
If you want to get a flavour of Nigeria’s fantastic artistic side, head to Lagos’ Nike Gallery.
With more than 8,000 pieces of modern and traditional art over five floors, it’s a great way to immerse yourself in Nigerian culture.
If you love the country’s art, you can also shop for unique souvenirs at craft markets in Lekki in Lagos.
Discover Lagos' little slice of rainforest
The Lekki Conservation Centre is nestled in the centre of Lagos and Lekki’s urban sprawl. However, step foot into this inner-city rainforest and you’ll feel a world away from the bustle of Nigeria’s largest city.
Take a walk along the 1,315 foot (401 metre) swing bridge suspended above the forest canopy as you head into the wooded depths. The bridge is the largest of its kind on the continent and a wonderful place from which to soak up the nature all around you. Spot birds, monkeys and more among the treetops.
Things to know before you fly to Nigeria
Where to stay
Lagos is very popular with tourists visiting Nigeria thanks to its large number of hotels, resorts, restaurants and shops. You could stay here for your entire visit – or use this as a base for a wider adventure.
Local currency
The currency of Nigeria is the Nigerian Naira (NGN) – with each naira split into 100 kobo and notes available from 5 up to 1000 naira. Credit and debit cards are usually accepted in big cities and towns.
Language
English is the official spoken language of Nigeria. However, Housa is also widely used, in addition to Yoruba, Igbo, Fula and English Creole.
Plugs
Nigeria uses plug outlet types G and D. Make sure you pack a suitable travel adapter if your devices don’t have this type of plug.
Flying to Nigeria: FAQs
Where to fly into Nigeria?
When you book your Nigeria flight tickets with Etihad you will be flying into Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS) – this is the closest airport to the country’s biggest city, Lagos, which is a great location for your Nigerian adventure.
How do I get from Murtala Muhammed International Airport to Lagos?
Murtala Muhammed International Airport is fewer than 10 miles away from Lagos city centre by road. The easiest way to complete your onward journey is to arrange a transfer with Etihad. Alternatively, you could take a taxi or rent your own car.
How long should I spend in Nigeria?
Depending on what you want to see and do, you could easily spend two weeks exploring this vast country. Alternatively, pick a few key Nigerian sites to see over a week before heading further afield to visit other African countries.
Why we love Nigeria
“You’re spoilt for choice in Nigeria. You can visit the beach in the morning and spend afternoons in the city. There’s also a chance to explore the natural wonders at places like Yankari National Park and Olumo Rock.”