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Takwa Bay Beach, Tarkway Bay Island, Lagos


Anago Osho at Takwa Bay



It is not gain saying to say this is one of the best beaches in Lagos-Nigeria, but what Takwa Bay offers are more than what people know. It is not just a beach, it is "a place to play and bay" according to Anago Osho.

The neatness of the sea shore and gentle tide and friendly faces are bewildering. The money spent on the trip are worth it, and the satisfaction and peace will encourage another trip.

It is important to know that Tarkwa Bay is an Island and you can only get there by boat.

For those who desire history, fun, adventure, and play in a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this is the ideal destination. Come and learn about this unique place. It is a place where you will find people of different ethnic groups from Nigeria and across the shores of West Africa.

Anago Osho Adventures will be glad to give you that memorable experience.

The trip is unique and we say "LET'S GO"!

There are wonderful hotels on this island and prices are affordable. Contact us for hotel accommodation reservation or Camping tents.

We provide comfortable and safe boats in our packages.

Available are fun filled:

1, Group package tours
2, Solo or private tours and accomodations
3, School escursions
4, Corporate or company Get together, party or picnics
5, Research

ATTRACTIONS/ACTIVITIES

1,Wind surfing with an instructor
2, Body Massage
3, Volley ball
5, Football
6, Historical Tour of the island
7, Tug of war
8, Beach swimming
9, Fishing on the rock
10, Quad ride
11, Camp tents
12, Burnt fire
13, Changing room
14, General games
15, Spanish class
16, The Light house
17, The underground Barracoon
18, Beach tents
19, Art Class

LET'S GO"!

For further information and enquiries contact:

Global Anago Adventures

Call and Whatsapp: 
+234(0)8037043233

anago.tourism@gmail.com



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