This 78-hectare nature reserve offers a refreshing escape from the urban bustle. It's known for its long canopy walkway, which is the longest in Africa, allowing visitors to walk above the forest and catch glimpses of monkeys and various bird species.

This serene park is perfect for those looking to unwind and reconnect with nature. It offers scenic trails, a lake, and a small sanctuary for animals.

Combining a zoo, amusement park, and water attractions, Omu Resort caters to a diverse audience. It's perfect for a family outing where the young ones can learn about animals while having fun.

While mainly known as a relaxation spot, Tarkwa Bay offers occasional sightings of sea wildlife like dolphins. It's a popular spot for surfing and beach strolls.

This center focuses on research and preservation of biodiversity in Nigeria. Visitors can learn about ongoing conservation efforts and might spot some wildlife depending on the time of visit.

While not a conventional wildlife park, the grounds are spacious and sometimes host wildlife events and exhibitions. Ideal for cultural enthusiasts interested in biodiversity.

Discover the rich mangrove ecosystem where a canoe ride introduces visitors to various aquatic life and bird species. It's a unique way to explore a lesser-known natural aspect of Lagos.

This leisure area combines adventure and relaxation with a stunning lakeside view. It offers various water sports and a chance to spot some local bird species.

Known more for its historical significance, this park sometimes hosts eco-friendly and wildlife awareness events. It's a mix of culture, history, and nature.

Primarily a recreational area, but visitors sometimes catch sight of aquatic life. It's also famous for its nightlife, which offers a different aspect to nature exploration.

This beach area combines history and natural beauty, with possibilities of spotting sea creatures from the shore. It’s an educational experience that merges history with nature.

A developing city on reclaimed land offering spectacular sea views and occasional marine life sightings during its construction developments. Visit for an insight into Lagos's modern expansion against nature's backdrop.

This site is more about culture than nature, but it sometimes hosts environmental events and forums about conservation and nature-loving lifestyle.

For ornithologists and bird lovers, it's a club dedicated to bird watching in and around Lagos. Experience guided bird-watching tours and share sightings with fellow enthusiasts.

Located in Ijebu Ode, it offers a natural swimming experience where the adventurous can explore nearby forest trails. Known for its clean waters and primordial feel.

Featuring calm waters and diverse marine life, this site is perfect for those seeking tranquility. It provides opportunities for fishing, boating, and occasional wildlife sighting.

Although a bit farther from Lagos, a day trip to Erin-Ijesha offers breathtaking waterfalls within a lush forest. Known for its beauty and opportunity to spot local wildlife.

A green oasis amidst Ikoyi's bustling environment, ideal for families to wander and spot urban wildlife like birds and butterflies. It offers playgrounds for children as well.

An eco-friendly resort offering nature tours within its preserved mangrove areas. It's an immersive experience in tropical environments while staying in comfort.

A cultural site promoting sustainable living and preservation of indigenous flora and fauna. It's an educational spot for understanding Nigeria's ecological heritage.