Beaches in Lagos and Their Prices (2026)
Looking for the best beaches in Lagos and their prices? Here’s every entrance fee, cabana price and direction you need for 2026. Lagos has dozens of Public beaches, from busy party spots in Lekki to quiet resorts in Badagry and Eleko. To help you pick the right one, we’ve put together the 10 best beaches in Lagos with up-to-date entrance fees, cabana prices, overnight rates and directions.
They’re grouped by area, so you can easily combine beaches that are close to each other. If you want somewhere quieter? You can see our list of private beaches in Lagos here.
Lagos Beach Entrance Fees at a Glance (2026)
Top 10 Beaches in Lagos and their Entrance Fee 2026.
Popular Public Beaches Near Lekki and Victoria Island
1. Elegushi Beach, Lekki
Elegushi is the most popular beach in Lagos, known for its lively atmosphere, ocean views and beach lounges. Each lounge runs independently, so you can choose the vibe you want. The options include Wave Beach, 234 Loft Beach, Atlantic White Beach, Skyfall Club, Voda Beach Club, Mood Beach Club and Kids Beach Garden.
Entrance fee: ₦1,000 at the main gate. Some lounges charge an extra ₦2,000 – ₦3,000 to enter their space.
Cabanas: Up to ₦150,000, depending on the lounge.
Getting there: Book a private car with Kampari Tours for a direct ride.
2. Tarkwa Bay Beach
Tarkwa Bay is the second most popular beach in Lagos, and you can only reach it by water. The boat ride is part of the fun, which is what makes Tarkwa Bay such an exciting day out.
Boat fare: From ₦500 per person on a shared boat to ₦7,000 per person on a private boat. Kampari Tours offers private boat cruises and boat rentals to Tarkwa Bay for groups of 10 to 25 people.
Entrance fee: ₦1,000. You’ll also need to rent chairs, tents and speakers, which cost ₦2,000 – ₦10,000 depending on the vendor.
Good to know: Tarkwa Bay also has private beach houses along the shore, such as Lighthouse Beach House, POP and Jaybee Beach House. See our list of beach houses in Lagos for more options.
Beaches in Ajah, Okun-Ajah and Sangotedo
This stretch of Lagos has the most beach options. Most are close together, so you can easily visit two in one day.
3. Coney Island, Ajah
Coney Island works on a reservation-only model, so you’ll need to book before you go.
Entrance fee: ₦5,000. This includes a free cocktail and a shared seat on the beach.
Cabanas: A regular cabana for 10 people costs ₦50,000 and includes beach access, food and drinks.
Good to know: Outside food isn’t allowed. Message Coney Island on Instagram to book.
4. Ziba Beach Resort, Okun-Ajah
Ziba Beach Resort is one of the most luxurious beach resorts in Lagos, with a day pass that gives you 7 hours by the beach. Beyond swimming and relaxing, you can book massages, horse riding, beachfront picnics and Paint ’N’ Chill sessions, including one in the pool with floating snacks.
Day pass (10 AM – 6 PM daily):
| Guest | Regular | Plus (all-inclusive) |
|---|---|---|
| Adults | ₦20,000 | ₦35,000 |
| Teens | ₦15,000 | ₦30,000 |
| Kids | ₦10,000 | ₦25,000 |
| Infants | Free | Free |
Extras:
- Horse riding: ₦5,065
- Massages: ₦25,000 – ₦35,000 for adults, ₦11,250 for kids
- Beachfront picnic for 2, with food, drinks and a bottle of wine: ₦40,000. The family version for up to 5 costs ₦60,000.
- Paint ’N’ Chill: from ₦15,000, or ₦60,000 for two in the pool with floating snacks
Overnight stay: Rooms start at about ₦185,625 per night for partial-view beach rooms and go above ₦711,250 for two-bedroom beach-facing villas with all-inclusive packages.
Getting there: Take a bus along the coastal road to Ajah, then a bike to Okun-Ajah, or book a Sienna with a driver from Kampari Tours.
5. Timeless Beach Resort, Okun-Ajah
Timeless is one of the most affordable beach-and-stay options in Lagos. It’s a beachfront resort and hotel at Mopo-Akinlade, Okun-Ajah, run by the same owners as Jet Beach & Hotel and Timeless Haven & Cottage.
Gate fees:
- Regular (beach view only): ₦2,000 adults, ₦1,000 kids
- VIP All-In-One (includes all games and swimming): ₦5,000 adults, ₦2,000 kids
What to enjoy: Thatched beach tents, swimming, beach games, a massage centre, a gym, daily beach workouts and a conference hall.
Overnight stay: ₦70,000 – ₦180,000 per night. Options range from a Standard Room with breakfast to a Super Deluxe with a beach view (₦100,000) and an Executive Apartment that sleeps four (₦180,000).
6. Iceland Beach, Okun-Ajah
Iceland Beach is a quiet, budget-friendly beach close to Timeless. It’s one of the best beaches in Lagos for families, because kids get in free.
Entrance fee: ₦3,000 for adults. Kids enter free.
What to enjoy: Horse riding (₦5,000), a bouncing castle, a swimming pool (extra fee) and cabanas from ₦10,000 to ₦70,000.
Getting to Okun-Ajah beaches: Take a bus along the coastal road to Ajah, then a bike to Okun-Ajah. For a direct ride, book a private car with Kampari Tours.
7. Avista Beach, Ogombo
Avista Beach is one of the calmest and safest beaches in the Ogombo area. The gate pass includes access to the Leisure Park, which makes it a great choice for families and groups.
Gate pass: ₦10,000 adults, ₦5,000 children aged 1–10.
What’s included: Swimming, bowling, volleyball, football, tug of war, a kids’ water park, and the garden bar and lounge.
Overnight stay: ₦180,000 – ₦355,000 per night.
Good to know: Day visitors can come from 11 AM to 6 PM, and closing time is strictly enforced. A corkage fee applies if you bring your own food and drinks.
Getting there: Take a bus along the coastal road to Ajah bus stop, then a bike to Avista, or book a private car with Kampari Tours.
8. Sunnyside Beach, Sangotedo
Sunnyside is all about good food, good music and a relaxed day out. You pay once at the gate, so there are no surprise bills at the end of the day.
Gate fee: ₦20,000 per person. This covers the ₦5,000 entry fee plus a ₦15,000 minimum spend you can use on anything inside, including food, drinks or a cabana.
What to enjoy: Cabanas, great food and music. There’s no swimming pool.
Getting there: Take a bus along the Lekki-Epe Expressway to Sangotedo, then a bike to the beach, or book a private car with Kampari Tours.
Beaches you can go by road: Eleko and Badagry
9. La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort, Eleko
La Campagne Tropicana is one of the most popular beach resorts in Lagos. It has palm trees, white sand, green lawns for picnics, a long swimming pool, a lagoon and mangrove forest. With a daycation pass, you can enjoy the whole resort without staying the night. Watch what La Campagne Tropicana looks like inside.
Daycation fee: ₦10,000 for adults and teens, or ₦15,000 if you bring your own food and drinks. Kids pay ₦3,000.
What’s included: A cabana for up to 4 people, plus horse riding, swimming, tennis, badminton, basketball, beach soccer, volleyball, board games and more.
Good to know: The resort is open 8 AM – 6 PM daily. Pre-wedding and maternity shoots cost ₦112,500. DJ corkage is ₦250,000, and vendor stands and mobile bars aren’t allowed.
Getting there: The resort is past the Dangote Refinery, about a 2-hour drive from Lekki via the coastal road. A private car with Kampari Tours is the easiest way to get there and back.
10. Suntan Beach, Badagry
Suntan Beach is a quiet alternative to the Lekki beaches, with a pool, cabanas, horse riding and cheap overnight stays. Inside are two lounges: O2 Lounge, with bungalows and day cabins, and Rosh Lounge, with a pool, picnic cabanas, rooms and event spaces.
Key prices:
- Gate fee: ₦500 adults, ₦200 children
- Horse riding: ₦1,500 per person
- Pool at Rosh (2 hrs): ₦2,000 adults, ₦1,000 children under 12
- Cabanas at Rosh: ₦10,000 – ₦30,000
- Rooms at Rosh: Poolside tent ₦20,000, fan cabin ₦39,999, AC cabin ₦59,999
- Event spaces at Rosh (6 hrs): ₦120,000 – ₦350,000
Good to know: Outside food and drinks at Rosh Lounge are allowed only for exclusive bookings.
Getting there: Book a private car with Kampari Tours, or take a bus from CMS straight to Badagry. Make it a full day with a Kampari Badagry day tour of the town’s historic sites.
Frequently Asked Questions About Beaches in Lagos
What is the cheapest beach in Lagos?
Suntan Beach in Badagry has the lowest gate fee at ₦500. Elegushi and Tarkwa Bay charge ₦1,000, although at Tarkwa Bay you also pay for the boat ride.
Which Lagos beach is best for families?
Iceland Beach, because kids enter free, and Avista Beach, which has a kids’ water park and Leisure Park included in the gate pass.
Which beaches in Lagos have overnight stays?
Timeless Beach Resort (from ₦70,000), Avista Beach (from ₦180,000), La Campagne Tropicana and Suntan Beach (from ₦20,000), Ziba Beach Resort (from about ₦185,625), Jara’s overnight (from ₦144,000 per adult, all-inclusive)
Can I bring my own food to Lagos beaches?
At most beaches, yes, but you’ll pay a corkage fee. Santa Cruz charges ₦5,000 and La Campagne charges ₦5,000 per adult. Coney Island doesn’t allow outside food at all.
How do I get to Tarkwa Bay Beach?
Tarkwa Bay is only reachable by boat. You can take a shared boat or book a private boat with Kampari Tours.
Things to know before you go to the beach
Price: Each beach varies in entry and spending fees. So, what’s your budget? Are you going alone or as a group? Put these questions in mind when comparing prices.
Location: After your moments of relaxation and rest, Lagos is still a city of hustle and bustle. Research and check your map, check for the beach closest to you. This also reduces the stress of commuting after your visit to the beach.
Popularity: Beaches have different degrees of popularity and audience, ask a couple of friends who love to hang out or speak to an expert like Kampari Tours.
Presence of resorts and lounges: If you plan on staying long at a beach, the quality of resorts matters a lot, make sure it is safe and conducive.
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Prices are correct as of October 2026 and may change. Confirm with each beach before your visit.
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