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HONEYMOON DESTINATIONS IN NIGERIA (PART 2)

June 2, 2016

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HONEYMOON DESTINATIONS IN NIGERIA (PART 2) HONEYMOON DESTINATIONS IN NIGERIA (PART 2)

9. Kamp Ikare

Kamp Ikare is a beach resort that offers home-away-from-home facilities and services that combines the rustic environment around it with a Miami-style lounge area creating the most simple, no fuss environment for your relaxation.
Kamp Ikare is situated on a stretch of Lagos coast near Ikare village and it’s only accessible by boat.
The resort has main communal beach house with 6 duplex cabins positioned around a swimming pool and just meteres from the sea.
If one afternoon is not enough then you can spend the night in one of their fully air-conditioned bungalows.
What better way to wake up than to the sound of the ocean. A day or night at Kamp Ikare is the ideal way to get away without going too far.
Home cooked lunch (and breakfast if staying overnight) is included in the price. But you may have to find your own way there if they get busy.

KAMP Kabin
This is a luxury duplex structure with two separate suites, each themed and designed with its own unique décor; offering privacy and access to ensuite washroom facilities. All Kabins are sea-facing and they can each sleep a maximum of five adults; four in the Klassic Suite and one in the Kouch Suite.

KAMP Krib
Moroccan style rooms on the Penthouse floor of the KAMP House, serving as an indulgently furnished lounge area to relax and enjoy the coastal breeze during the day. The plush white leather wall panels and fabric tented ceilings create a luxurious enclosed space where guests can sleep comfortably behind private curtains.

KAMP Kot
A simple but functional makeshift sleep pod for one person consisting of a single bed made up with linen, a mosquito net covering and fan. The Kots offer basic sleeping accommodation more suited to large groups or corporate retreats that have booked the whole KAMP site for the night. It is a rustic experience that allows guests to enjoy the open beach night air whilst under cover of the KAMP House.

• A large main communal house with 3 levels
• 6 duplex cabins with private beach gardens
• Swimming pool
• Plunge pool
• Large kitchen facility for catering or self-catered
• Available for day and over-night rentals
10. La Manga beach villas

If your idea of a quick getaway includes stunning beach and luxury accommodation in a quiet and private environment, then La Manga Luxury Beach Villas in Ilashe Island, Lagos, Nigeria with its spectacular and invigorating view of the ocean is the place for you.
La Manga Luxury Beach Villas is a little piece of paradise nested along the unspoiled Atlantic Ocean on the beautiful and alluring Island of Ilashe in Lagos, bordering the Badagry creek and surrounded by luscious and towering coconut palm trees with just 15 minutes boat ride from Ikoyi and Victoria Island.
La Manga beach villas are Spanish architectural designed villas with four tastefully furnished beachfront bedrooms with large sliding doors that opens to private balconies. Each villa has lavished suite with rooftop Jacuzzi and private lounge, sizable swimming pool, massage room, beachfront living room with open lounge, furnished kitchen, bar and poolside barbeque grill area.
La Manga beach villas has all the amenities you would expect from an exquisitely luxurious home away from home where you can relax, listen to the uninterrupted sounds of the breeze and the gentle waves on the beach. The tasteful fittings and furnishing surrounds you with the comfort and convenience that will enable you to fully savor the relaxing atmosphere of the beach setting.
La Manga facilities include open-air gazebo for dinning and lounging, beachfront bamboo canopies for relaxation, mini-golf course, beach volleyball court, and quad bikes. Water sport activities such as jet ski and boat cruise can be arranged upon request.
With over 15,000 square meters of enclosed beachfront open ground, La Manga is ideal for that exclusive private and corporate events such as cocktails, weddings, social and family gatherings, corporate executive retreats, training, seminars, and exclusive product launch.
The goal is to pamper and lavish guests with second-to-non relaxation and exceptional service.
11. Epe Resort & Spa

Everyone loves relaxing in a spa when they’ve got the time. Besides, no one has got superfluous time to relax and explore than honeymooners. Epe Resort and Spa is known for the ultimate pleasure and real romantic experience it offers newlyweds.
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city, as you set off to Epe Resort, the holiday getaway nestled in the scenically rich Epe Region of Lagos State. Prepare yourself for a tantalizing journey in culinary excellence when you visit Epe Resort.
Find bliss and tranquility when you escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Make your way to Epe Resort, the sanctuary nestled between Lagos-epe Lagoon and the local fishing port of Epe Town. The lush greenery and peaceful environment beckons you to get away from it all. Paradise is closer than you think.
12. Oguta Lake Holiday Complex

Honeymoon vacation is about getting away from it all and one of the best places to escape the wedding stress is Oguta lake Holiday Complex. Located in Imo State, this retreat offers a lot of recreational activities at the lake including swimming, boat cruising and the beautiful scenery of the confluence of Urashi Rive and Oguta Lake.
To complement the complex water based recreation services, there are other interesting attractions to watch. These include: Golf Course with 18 standard international holes. Relic of war (mini bunker) constructed by the defunct Biafran Navy during Civic war.
Natural confluence of Oguta Lake and Urashi River. Cruise boat services. Golf Club Bar House/Oguta Lake Motel for refreshment, lodging and feeding. Mini children recreation park.
13. Yankari Game Reserve & Safari

Yankari National Park is a large wildlife park located in the south-central part of Bauchi State, in northeastern Nigeria. It covers an area of about 2,244 square kilometres (866 sq mi) and is home to several natural warm water springs, as well as a wide variety of flora and fauna. Its location in the heartland of the West African savanna makes it a unique way for tourists and holidaymakers to watch wildlife in its natural habitat.
Yankari has rich wildlife resources. The park is an important refuge for over 50 species of mammal including African bush elephant, olive baboon, patas monkey, Tantalus monkey, roan antelope, western hartebeest, lion, African buffalo, waterbuck, bushbuck and hippopotamus. It also has a large and diverse freshwater ecosystem around its freshwater springs and the Raji River.
The “Wikki Camp” is the tourist centre of the park. Located about 42 kilometres from the main entrance gate, the camp is built beside, and named after, the Wikki warm spring, which is open for swimming 24 hours a day. There are 110 furnished chalets with varying size and quality, ranging from the ‘’presidential’’ suites to the youth hostel, all of which are being upgraded in phases. The camp also provides a restaurant, bar and conference centre. Daily safari trips depart at least twice from the camp.
The museum in the camp is well stocked with a variety of skins, tusks, bones and fully mounted stuffed game from the park. It is educational while also acting as a conservation centre, displaying hunting gear and traps taken from poachers.
14. RCCG Redemption Camp