Visit CMS (Marina)

 One place you’ll definitely hear about on Lagos Island is CMS. It’s one of the most prominent landmarks in Lagos and a very busy part of the city. The area is home to the Cathedral Church of Christ, located in Marina. Even if you’re just passing through, the environment gives you a feel of the old Lagos business district.

Terra Kulture (Victoria Island)

 If you enjoy art, culture, and theatre, Terra Kulture is a place to visit. Located on Tiamiyu Savage Street in Victoria Island, it has become a popular spot for art lovers. They host art exhibitions, stage plays, cultural events, and sometimes food experiences that celebrate Nigerian culture.

Nike Art Gallery (Lekki)

 Nike Art Gallery is one of the most popular art spaces around the Island. It’s a five-story gallery that houses an incredible collection of Nigerian artworks. One thing people love about this place is that it’s free to enter. You can walk through the floors, see different artworks, explore the textile collections, and sometimes catch exhibitions.

Visit the Beaches

 One of the advantages of Lagos Island is that it’s surrounded by water, so there are plenty of beaches to explore. Popular ones include Elegushi Beach, Tarkwa Bay, Oniru Beach, Eleko Beach, Alpha Beach, Kuramo Beach, Lekki Beach, and Atican Beach. Many people go there during weekends to relax, eat, listen to music, and enjoy the ocean breeze.

Witness the Eyo Festival

 If you’re lucky enough to be around when it happens, the Eyo Festival is one of the most unique cultural experiences you can witness in Lagos. It’s a traditional Yoruba celebration that features white-clad masquerades known as Eyo moving through the streets. Over the years, the festival has become a major cultural attraction for visitors from different parts of the world.

If you spend enough time exploring Lagos Island, you’ll realize there’s always something interesting to see or do.

If you know other places or experiences people shouldn’t miss on Lagos Island, drop them in the comments.