Life can be chaotic. Deadlines pile up, traffic drags, and city noise becomes a little overwhelming. Sometimes, you need to hit the pause button and enjoy a wholesome getaway. Whether you’re dreaming of sipping coconut water by the sea or soaking in silence with your journal, the perfect resort offers both luxury and peace. It’s a healthy dose of therapy wrapped in hospitality. So pack your bags, switch off those notifications and let rest find you.
Yolo Island
If your soul is begging for quiet, Yolo Island is where peace lives. Only accessible by boat, this hideaway at Lagos Lagoon (near Ilashe Island) offers private cabanas, complimentary speedboat transfers, fine dining, and even a floating breakfast in the pool. The experience starts the moment you book.
Perfect for romantic getaways or solo soul retreats, the resort also offers spa services, kayak rides, and floating lounges. With prices ranging from ₦150,000 to ₦400,000 per night, it’s a slice of serenity with no noise or stress. For peak enjoyment, visit between November and April (the dry seasons, so you get to enjoy all their packages in full).
Ziba Beach Resort
Ziba Beach Resort, located on Okun-Ajah Coastal Road in Eti-Osa, Lagos, offers a dreamy blend of modern luxury and soft coastal energy. With beachfront views, open-air lounges, infinity pools, and five-star suites, it’s designed for leisure lovers. Think movie nights under the stars, beautiful sunsets, fire dances, couple spa treatments, and seafood dinners that deserve a standing ovation.
It’s a favourite for wedding proposals, birthdays, and anniversaries, and is also perfect for solo retreats. Rooms start at ₦120,000 and go up to ₦350,000 per night, with complimentary breakfast and access to all beach amenities included. If your love language is ocean breeze and comfort, Ziba is your love letter.
Zuma Rock Resort
Nestled in Suleja, Niger State, just off the Kaduna-Abuja expressway, Zuma Rock Resort sits beside the iconic Zuma Rock, blending natural beauty with resort comfort. From ₦60,000 per night, guests enjoy rooms with mountain views, guided hikes, spa sessions, horseback rides, and cultural performances.
Their family and honeymoon packages offer more with extras like buffet breakfasts, access to tennis courts, and art sessions. It’s a rare northern gem for adventure seekers and peace lovers alike. Visit this hidden gem between November and February when the weather is cool, breezy, and perfect for open-air activities. If you’re craving something scenic and soul-refreshing, this is one resort you’ll talk about for months.
La Campagne Tropicana, Lagos
Located in Ikegun, Ibeju-Lekki, La Campagne Tropicana is where African heritage meets beachside luxury. Thatched-roof chalets with Yoruba names, palm wine welcome drinks, and drumming lessons set the tone. Staycation packages, which range from ₦80,000 to ₦300,000 per night, often include floating dinners, beach games, horseback riding along the shore, and traditional spa treatments.
December to April is the sweet spot to visit when the vibes are high and the tide is perfect. Expect bonfires, cultural dance shows, buffet-style Nigerian cuisine, and plenty of photo-worthy moments. It’s no wonder celebrities love it here; it’s where Lagos bustle meets Yoruba soul, and you’ll want to return again and again.
Heliconia Park Resort, Rivers State
Tucked away on East-West Road, Elelewon, Port Harcourt, Heliconia Park Resort offers a green, quiet escape from Lagos life. The resort is surrounded by lush vegetation and calm water views, making it ideal for nature lovers and couples seeking calm. With packages ranging from ₦50,000 to ₦180,000 per night, you get spa sessions, buffet breakfasts, riverside BBQs, boat rides, and even mini-golf.
Guests can enjoy nature walks, botanical garden tours, riverside picnics, and fish BBQ by the bonfire. Their botanical garden tour is a guest favourite. It’s a great spot for couples getaways, solo retreats, and lazy mornings by the water. Heliconia gives you all the tropical vibes without the crowd, making it one of the best-kept secrets in Nigeria’s South.
