Overview
Lekki Conservation Centre (LCC) is one of Nigeria's most visited tourist attractions and the only actively protected natural area in Lagos State. Established in 1990 by the Nigerian Conservation Foundation, this 78-hectare coastal reserve offers an extraordinary escape from Lagos's urban chaos, featuring Africa's longest 401-metre canopy walkway suspended 22 feet high through diverse vegetation.
Day Trips · Family Travel · Museums · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Booking
Advance booking via the official LCC/NCF website is strongly recommended to secure your preferred visitation time.
Hours
Open Monday 1-4PM, Tuesday-Sunday 10AM-4PM. Plan to arrive early to fully explore the 78-hectare reserve.
Safety
Nose masks required at entrance due to COVID-19 protocols. Acrophobic individuals should avoid the canopy walkway.
Transport
Take a taxi to Chevron Bus Stop on Lekki-Epe Expressway, or use intrastate buses via Obalende or CMS to reach Lekki/Ajah route.
Weather
Visit during dry season (October-March) for best wildlife viewing and safe walkway access; rainy season requires appropriate footwear.