Prioritizing self-care as a Nigerian student should be at the top of your 2025 bucket list. I know what you are thinking; isn’t travelling expensive? Well, it doesn’t have to be. Nigeria is home to several stunning attractions, and the good thing is most of them don’t break the bank. Here, we cover all the best and affordable tourist spots to see in Nigeria during your school break.

Waves, hot beach sands, and sizzling barbecues are waiting for you in Nigeria beaches. Yes, there are tons of amazing beaches in Nigeria. Contrary to popular belief, Nigerian beaches are a delight.

I love to classify the beach experience in Nigeria into two: daytime and nighttime experiences. If you are a lover of nature and want to have the “main character in a movie” moment with the waves or on horseback, then you should visit the beach during the day.

On the other hand, nighttime at the beach is for concerts and party lovers. It gives the perfect opportunity to dance to the rhythm and beats of live bands or artists. There are many beaches to see in Nigeria, including Tarkwa Bay Lagos, Ibeno Akwa Ibom, and Oniru Lagos.

One common complaint every student makes during the school session is the lack of access to tasty meals. Most students eat to survive. Hence, going to a nice restaurant during the holidays is a much-needed break for your tastebuds. Luckily, there are different options when it comes to choosing a restaurant.

You can pick from a well-known local amala joint. Those run by women who specialize in making different soups that are assorted with beef, pork, or fish. Or you can take it a step higher and visit luxury hotels and fine dining like Sheraton and Eko Hotels in Lagos.

Going to a restaurant in Nigeria solely depends on your budget. Feel free to explore and try out new and tasty delicacies from around the country.

Art draws us closer to our creative side. You can soak in beautiful pictures or sculpt models. Luckily, there are several packed art galleries across the country. Going to an art gallery helps to gently ease you out of the real world and enter a realm that will calm your soul.

You can go with friends or family. It is one of the best experiences to have in Nigeria. Here, you and your crew can give different meanings to art pieces and take fancy photos for the ‘gram.’ If you are on a budget, some nice galleries to see in Nigeria include Nike Art Gallery Lagos and Thought Pyramid Art Centre Abuja.

Historical sites tell the history of Nigeria. Regardless of your location, many places hold the history of this country. These places either tell stories of slavery or natural phenomena that groups of people have given a mythical heritage to. The Olumo Rock in Ogun State and Ogbunike Caves in Anambra are perfect examples.

If you want to have the best experience in any of these locations, ensure you plan and budget. Each experience comes at its own cost, and the costs also differ for individuals depending on where you reside in the country. Nonetheless, after every school session, make it your priority to try out new experiences and visit new places in Nigeria.

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