Tickets to Lagos

Invigorating yet tranquil, urbane yet natural, West Africa's largest city, Lagos is the new-age face of urban, flamboyant and multi-ethnic Africa! Though not as popular as Nigeria's capital city of Abuja, the city of Lagos has found thousands of admirers and suitors all across the globe who flock here to experience an off-the-beaten-track urban adventure! The city packs in something for almost every sort of visitor, be it Nigeria's dynamic history at The National Museum; exotic wildlife at the Lekki Conservation Centre; or shopping frenzy along Broad Street! It would certainly be no exaggeration to say that catching Lagos bound flights indeed offers many riveting prerogatives!

Named after the Nigeria's former military head of state, Murtala Muhammed International Airport (IATA: LOS) is the prominent international gateway that plays host to passengers booking air tickets to Lagos, Nigeria's largest city. Located 22 km northwest of Lagos, Murtala Muhammed International Airport is fairly well-connected to the rest of the city via several public transport means. The airport is loaded with a host of passenger-friendly facilities. This airport ranks amongst country's largest and busiest airports and is served by several global airlines that operate scheduled direct/indirect flights to the city from UK, Europe, Asia and other parts of the world.

Nigeria's largest urban city, Lagos is well-connected to the UK and the rest of the world by a host of international airlines that operate regular direct/indirect flights arriving in the country. Particularly from the key airports in the UK including London Heathrow and London Gatwick, several reputed global carriers such as Virgin Atlantic, Air France, KLM, Qatar Airways, British Airways, Emirates, Etihad, Lufthansa, Delta Air Lines, Brussels Airlines, Iberia Airlines, Alitalia, Royal Air Maroc, Turkish Airlines, South African Airways and Kenya Airways rank among the popular carriers for netting air tickets aboard direct/indirect flights to Lagos.

The Nigerian city of Lagos features a sheer abundance of accommodation, such that visitors on flights to the city will never be in a fix as far as their accommodation is concerned. The city packs in a wide range of hotels to ensure something to match every traveller's choice, taste and budget! Luxury seekers booking air tickets to the city may seek deluxe stays in properties like Sheraton Lagos Hotel, Four Points and The Moorhouse among a host of others. On the other hand, shoestring vacationers on flights to the city may choose from a staggering line-up of value-for-money hotels including Ibis, La Playa Suites and Eko Hotels.

Lagos has a tropical climate and features two rainy seasons that last from April to July and from October to November. The dry season in Lagos lasts from the months of December to February. Though the city is highly acclaimed as a year-round destination, the dry months make for the most ideal time to explore the city and indulge in outdoor activities. But peak season brings in surging rush and skyrocketing prices and cheap deals for flights and accommodations are pretty hard to come by during this time. It is smart to make booking well in advance, if planning holidays to Lagos during this time.