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Ikogosi warm spring
Ikogosi warm spring is located in Ekiti west Local Government area of Ekiti state Nigeria in a valley from the surrounding hills at the warm spring. The Vegetation at the spring which is highly thick forest with natural and rich vegetation that is closely maintained and protected from arbitrary deforestation. The area covered by the spring is about 31.38 and it is highly protected from erosion by tall and evergreen trees. The trees also serve as a sort of canopy under which tourists could stay during the dry season and sunny days. The undulating topography of the area and the symmetry of the surrounding hills add more to the aesthetic beauty of the spring.




Whispering palms
Whispering Palms Resort is situated in an environment that provides a stunning ambience. It is surrounded by beautiful green scenery that enhances the aesthetic feel of the resort. It provides guests with what they need to get away from the usual hustle and bustle of Lagos-- one is the private beach with a breezy atmosphere. Whispering Palms Resort is situated at Iworo/Adijo Town, Badagry, Lagos.

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Obudu Mountain resort
Obudu Mountain Resort, formerly known as Obudu Cattle Ranch, is one of the most beautiful and pleasant tourist centers in Nigeria. It is located on the Obudu Plateau, close to the Cameroon border, in the Northeastern part of Cross Rivers State. This resort center has grown to become a major destination choice for tourists. It has an attractive landscape and calming ambience, with clouds smiling down on its peaks and valleys. It offers visitors a good blend of warm and cold temperature, as it has a very temperate weather.




Takwa bay beach
The blissful Tarkwa bay beach is one of the best resorts in Lagos, it is located some kilometers offshore away from the ever busy Lagos Island. While
cruising to the island on a boat,
you will be treated to amazing
views of popular spots in Lagos
such as the Radisson Blu hotel, the Lagos Yacht Club, the
Lagos harbour and straight
head on into the open ocean.

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