Charter a private jet to Lagos: Fashion Week's front rows, Nollywood's biggest night, and Detty December at full capacity. Fly on your schedule, skip every line.
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65-room Ikoyi boutique with contemporary African art throughout, an on-site art gallery and the Grill Room. Nigeria's landmark boutique hotel; the discreet choice of discerning business travelers and creatives.
Victoria Island's four-building complex overlooking Kuramo Lagoon and the Atlantic. Nigeria's largest hotel, around 825 rooms, and its entertainment hub for concerts, conferences and society events.
New 33-room ultra-luxury hotel in Victoria Island, opened 2023. One of the city's most talked-about recent openings; widely praised for service and design.
Colonial-era landmark on Victoria Island. Hosted Nigeria's 1960 independence celebrations; history plus casino and gardens.
High-rise five-star in Victoria Island. A VI skyline fixture; one of the city's highest-rated big hotels.
Waterfront hotel in Victoria Island with lagoon views. The waterfront business-luxury pick; gardens and lagoon-facing dining.
The tables worth flying for.
Pan-African fine dining in Victoria Island: abula, suya, blackened catfish. Why famous: Lagos's crown-jewel restaurant, contemporary African cuisine beside the David Adjaye-designed Alara concept store.
Pan-Asian restaurant at the Landmark complex in Oniru: sushi, dim sum, craft cocktails. Why famous: where Lagosians take guests they want to impress; exceptional service and vegetarian-friendly fine dining.
Traditional Nigerian food plus art gallery and event venue. Why famous: the cultural institution; eat Nigerian classics, see a show, browse art in one stop.
Contemporary Nigerian restaurant. Why famous: the long-standing name for Nigerian favorites done well; a Lagos dining institution.
New American dining with a Nigerian twist on Eletu Ogabi, VI. Why famous: the buzzy crowd-pleaser for a high-energy special night out.
The landmarks worth landing for.
Five floors of Nigerian art in Lekki. Why visit: the country's largest private art collection.
Mangrove and rainforest reserve with West Africa's longest canopy walkway. Why visit: monkeys, birds, and a break from the city inside the city.
Benin bronzes and Nigerian art history in Onikan. Why visit: the deepest collection of the country's heritage.
The events worth timing your trip around.
Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, October 28 to November 1. Lagos Fashion Week: Africa's most internationally recognized fashion platform. Designers, celebrities and international press in a heavy-jet city.
Fly to this event →Lagos Marriott Hotel, November 15. The Africa Movie Academy Awards: the continent's film industry gathers for one night. Nollywood and pan-African star power; the red-carpet peak of the Nigerian entertainment calendar.
Fly to this event →Citywide, across December. Detty December in Lagos: a month of concerts, beach parties and events across the city every December. Lagos in December runs at full capacity; a private jet skips the queues.
Fly to this event →Airport: Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS), with a dedicated private jet terminal and FBO handling.
Alternates: Accra (ACC) for regional hops; no other long-range GA fields nearby.
Aircraft fit: Long-range jets nonstop from Europe; ultra-long-range or one stop from North America.
Notes: Nigeria requires visas in advance for most nationalities; arrange before departure. Legend Hotel Lagos Airport sits by the private jet terminal with an exclusive in-hotel immigration and customs desk for private-jet passengers.
Most nationalities need a visa in advance. Start the application early and we plan the trip around it.
Yes. Pet-friendly aircraft are available on request. We arrange the paperwork and the right aircraft with the operator.
About 45 minutes to an hour by car depending on traffic; we schedule around Lagos traffic.
The whole month of December. Lagos runs at full capacity, so book private early.
Yes. The week runs October 28 to November 1 at the Federal Palace Hotel on Victoria Island.
Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the slots,
the transfers, and the last mile.