Your first stop is the historic First Storey Building, built in 1845 by Christian missionaries. Learn about early missionary activities, colonial influence, and the spread of Western education in Nigeria.

Continue to the Mobee Royal Family Museum, where original artifacts, chains, photographs, and records from the slave trade era are preserved. Hear powerful stories about the realities of slavery, local history, and the complex role Badagry played during that period.

Visit the preserved 40 man slave cells where captives were held before being transported across the Atlantic. Your guide shares historical insights into the conditions endured by enslaved Africans.

See the legendary Attenuation Well, where enslaved people were forced to drink water believed to erase their memories and identity before departure.

Canoe Ride to the Point of No Return Board a traditional canoe and cross the lagoon toward the iconic Point of No Return. Walk the final path taken by enslaved Africans centuries ago while learning about the emotional and historical significance of this location. Take in the peaceful ocean views and reflective atmosphere while hearing stories of resilience, survival, and cultural legacy.

Local Culture & Food taste local cuisine and interact with the local community. After the tour, relax on the drive back to Lagos with drop-off at your hotel or preferred location.