Lagos

Lagos is a capital city of Nigeria. The city, with its adjoining municipality, is the most populous in Nigeria & in African continent. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the world. Lagos is a port city with a collection of islands, streams, fringing the southwest mouth of Lagos Lagoon, while protected from the Atlantic Ocean by barrier islands and long sand spits such as Bar Beach, which stretch up to 100 km east and west of the mouth. Due to rapid urbanization, Lagos is classified into two main areas: the Island, which was the initial city of Lagos, before it expanded into the area known as the Mainland. Lagos is famous throughout West Africa for its music scene, has given birth to a variety of styles such as highlife, juju, fuji, and Afrobeat. Lagos has been the fore-runner with African styled hip-hop branded Afrohip-hop. Lagos is the center of the Nigerian film industry, often referred to as Nollywood.

Lagos experiences a tropical savanna climate as there's a significant precipitation difference between the wet season and the dry season. The wet season starts in April and ends in October, while the dry season starts in November and ends in March. The wettest month is June with precipitation total 315.5 mm, while the driest month is January with precipitation total 13.2 mm. Located near the equator; Lagos has only a slight seasonal temperature variation, with high temperatures ranging 28.3–32.9 °C (82.9–91.2 °F). Lagos shares the seasons of the Southern Hemisphere, with summer highs in March, daily range 32.9–24.1 °C (91.2–75.4 °F), and warm winters in August, ranging 28.3–21.8 °C (82.9–71.2 °F) as the daily average.

Considering humidity, temperatures feel hot all year with a fair chance of precipitation about half of the year. Weeks with ideal weather is December 10th to March 4th. If you’re looking for the very warmest time to visit Lagos, the hottest months are March, April, and then February.

• Beaches
• Ponta da Piedade- Point of Pity
• Kayak Tours along the Coast
• Igreja de Santo António/Museu Municipal
• Parque Aventura Lagos
• Parque Zoológico de Lagos
• Forte Ponta da Bandeira
• Mercado dos Escravos
• Centro Ciência Viva de Lagos
• Marina de Lagos
• Igreja de Santa Maria-Praça do Infante D. Henrique

Lagos’ nightlife is home to the most notable party scene in Portugal and the coast around Lagos is where many favorite bars and clubs will be found. If bar-hopping and dancing the night away is what you’re after, be sure to head to these venues.

Eddie’s is like the neighborhood bar with a special voice that calls to expats and tourists. Located in the town center, visit at night for inexpensive cocktails and music.

It seems like these “monkeys” like to party. No matter the season, there’s usually a reason to head to this local bar, whether it’s for the holiday-themed parties, the €4.50 ($5.30) cocktails, or the lively scene.

Those looking for live music should check out Stevie Ray’s. This is a popular spot to relax after dinner with a few drinks and some tunes.

Inside Out is another party spot in Lagos and the dance floor ensures that the party doesn’t stop (at least, until not before 4 AM). Inside Out is also known for its fishbowl cocktails, which are probably better shared with a friend or two.

This nightclub is a favorite in Lagos known for themed parties and electronic music. Check out their Facebook page before visiting to see if there is an upcoming musical

Customers of ZanziBar rave about the inexpensive but great cocktails and the welcoming atmosphere. Open from evening to 4 AM, it’s another hotspot with music that attracts a vibrant crowd.

The Star is a bar and grill in the center of Lagos that offers a long list of treats from international cuisine to late-night cocktails and an array of themed nights.

Perhaps the coolest thing about Whytes is the Beat the Bartender game, played on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from 10 PM to Midnight. The game seems simple: roll a higher dice than the bartender and your drinks are free! Even when not trying to score free drinks, the music and party crowd will keep newbies entertained. For those who like to win merchandise, this venue also has a “9 Deadly Sins” challenge.

Walk the plank at the Tavern and try a range of vibrant shots, each with their own personalities. The Tavern is a local dive bar that offers customers many creative ways to party including a variety of drinking games.

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*For Arrival and Departure London Heathrow the terminal for Royal Air Maroc is always terminal 4.
London Heathrow Airport LHR:
Operating Days: 7days a week
Departure LHR: 5:10PM
Arrival LOS: 3:00AM
Stopover in Casablanca CMN: 1Hr
Return Flight
Departure LOS: 6:25AM
Arrival LHR: 3:50PM
Stopover in Casablanca CMN: 2Hrs 30Mins
London Gatwick Airport LGW:
Operating Days: 7days a week
Departure LGW: 3:15PM
Arrival LOS: 3:00AM
Stopover in Casablanca CMN: 2Hrs 55Mins
Return Flight
Departure LOS: 6:25AM
Arrival LGW: 2:25PM
Stopover in Casablanca CMN: 1Hr 10 Mins
Royal Air Maroc Baggage Policy:
Royal Air Maroc Economy class passengers are allowed 2 bags of 23Kgs + 1 Hand Carry of 10Kgs.