Ultimate Guide to All Beaches in Nigeria for 2025

Nigeria’s 853km Gulf of Guinea coastline hosts over 30 stunning beaches, from Lagos’s vibrant Elegushi Beach to Calabar’s serene shores (RentechDigital.com). With tourism up 5% in 2025 (ThisDay), these beaches offer sun, culture, and investment opportunities. Whether you’re a tourist planning a getaway, a diaspora Nigerian seeking a coastal escape, or an investor eyeing beachfront plots, Nigeria’s beaches are your 2025 must-visit destinations.

This Travel guide lists 30+ Nigerian beaches across key states, with locations, activities, costs, and real estate tips. Dive into Nigeria’s coastal paradise!

Table of Contents

• Lagos Beaches: Urban Coastal Vibes

• Delta Beaches: Niger Delta Gems

• Rivers Beaches: Cultural Shores

• Cross River & Akwa Ibom Beaches: Tropical Havens

• Bayelsa, Ondo & Kwara Beaches: Hidden Retreats

• Plan Your 2025 Beach Adventure

1. Lagos Beaches: Urban Coastal Vibes

Lagos hosts 23+ beaches, drawing 2M visitors yearly (TravelWaka.com).

• Elegushi Beach (Ikate, Lekki): ₦2,000 entry, jet skiing (₦5,000), nightlife. Plots: ₦100M+.

• Tarkwa Bay (Lagos Harbour): ₦1,000 boat ride, surfing, family-friendly. Plots: ₦50M.

• Oniru Beach (Victoria Island): ₦2,500 entry, concerts, horse riding (₦3,000). Plots: ₦200M.

• Ibeshe Beach (Ibeju-Lekki): ₦1,000 entry, quiet, fishing. Plots: ₦15M.

• Atican Beach (Ajah): ₦1,500 entry, water sports, bars. Plots: ₦80M.

• Others: Alpha, La Campagne Tropicana, Suntan, Badagry Beach (₦500–₦2,000 entry).

Example: Temi, a tourist, spent ₦10,000 at Elegushi for jet skiing and drinks, loving the vibe.
Tip: Book short-lets via PropertyPro.ng (₦30,000/night) (see our proptech guide).

2. Delta Beaches: Niger Delta Gems

Delta’s beaches offer serene escapes (Lonely Planet).

• Koko Beach (Warri): ₦1,000 entry, fishing, boat tours (₦5,000). Plots: ₦10M.

• Ovrode Beach (Ethiope): Free entry, riverfront picnics. Plots: ₦8M.

• Ogbe-Ijoh Beach (Burutu): ₦500 entry, cultural festivals. Plots: ₦5M.

Example: Kemi, a photographer, captured Ovrode’s scenery for ₦2,000 in boat fees.
Tip: Fly to Warri (₦70,000), then taxi (₦3,000).

3. Rivers Beaches: Cultural Shores

Rivers blends nature and heritage (Tripadvisor).

• Bonny Beach (Bonny Island): ₦2,000 entry, mangrove tours (₦5,000). Plots: ₦50M.

• Finima Beach (Bonny): ₦1,500 entry, wildlife spotting. Plots: ₦40M.

• Port Harcourt Tourist Beach: ₦1,000 entry, concerts, food stalls. Plots: ₦30M.

Example: Chidi, a tourist, paid ₦5,000 for a Bonny boat tour, spotting rare birds.
Tip: Ferry from Port Harcourt (₦5,000) (see our islands guide).

4. Cross River & Akwa Ibom Beaches: Tropical Havens

Eastern Nigeria’s clear waters shine (Fodors).

• Calabar Beach (Cross River): ₦1,500 entry, snorkeling (₦3,000), carnival views. Plots: ₦20M.

• Ibeno Beach (Akwa Ibom): Free entry, 30km shoreline, fishing. Plots: ₦15M.

• James Town Beach (Akwa Ibom): ₦1,000 entry, quiet retreats. Plots: ₦10M.

Example: Aisha, a diver, spent ₦5,000 snorkeling at Calabar Beach, loving its coral reefs.
Tip: Fly to Calabar (₦90,000), book via Spleet (₦20,000/night).

5. Bayelsa, Ondo & Kwara Beaches: Hidden Retreats

Lesser-known beaches offer serenity (RentechDigital.com).

• Okpoama Beach (Bayelsa): ₦1,000 entry, turtle watching (Nov–Feb). Plots: ₦8M.

• Araromi Beach (Ondo): ₦500 entry, coconut groves, fishing. Plots: ₦5M.

• Patigi Beach (Kwara, River Niger): Free entry, riverfront picnics. Plots: ₦3M.

• Others: Akassa, Brass, Epe (Bayelsa); Idogun (Ondo); 10+ Lagos beaches (e.g., Maiyegun, Ilashe, ₦500–₦2,000).

Example: Emeka, an investor, bought an ₦8M Okpoama plot for a future resort.
Tip: Verify titles with LASRERA or ESVARBON (₦20,000) (see our land law guide).

6. Plan Your 2025 Beach Adventure

• Pick Your Beach: Elegushi for nightlife, Ibeno for serenity, Calabar for culture.

• Budget Wisely: ₦10,000–₦50,000 for Lagos trips; ₦100,000–₦200,000 for Cross River.

• Book Smart: Use PropertyPro.ng or Spleet for stays (₦5,000–₦50,000/night).

• Invest: Explore coastal plots via Wealth.ng (₦50,000–₦200M, 12% ROI).

• Travel Safe: Visit November–April; check tides on nimet.gov.ng (free).

Discover Nigeria’s Coastal Gems

Nigeria’s 30+ beaches offer adventure, culture, and investment potential in 2025. This Travel guide equips you to explore or invest in these coastal havens. Share it to inspire your next beach trip!

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Sources: RentechDigital.com, TravelWaka.com, Lonely Planet, Tripadvisor, ThisDay