Inagbe Resort: A Little Lagos Escape
This is an island resort on Snake Island (calm down, no actual snakes involved), just a boat ride away from Ikoyi, and it promises more than sun, sand, and sea. It promises soft life, loud fun, and a small chance of never wanting to come back.
Let’s start with the setting. Inagbe isn’t your regular beachside setup, it’s got the full island fantasy: palm trees, private cabanas, quad bikes, kayaking, DJs, buffets, bonfires, and vibes so chill they could cure your Lagos traffic trauma.
They offer cabana rentals depending on how deep your squad rolls. If it’s just you and bae, that’s ₦75,000. For six people, you’re looking at ₦120,000. Got ten people? ₦180,000. And if your crew is rolling deep (above 10), it’s ₦18,000 per head. Honestly, it’s giving “we outside” energy with options for both the lovebirds and the party mobs.
Now, let’s talk transportation, because this is an island, not a BRT stop. Boat transport from their Ikoyi pickup spot will cost you ₦33,000 per adult (₦16,500 for kids under 12). Want to feel like a baller? Book a private boat charter: ₦36,000 one way, or ₦100,000 for that full round trip drip.
When you get to Inagbe, the activities are set up to make you forget your 9-5 ever existed. You can hop on a quad bike for ₦30,000, go kayaking for ₦6,000 per hour, or just do nothing and soak in the luxury. If you want to go all out, there’s a DJ for ₦100,000 and a bonfire experience for ₦60,000. You could even rent out the entire beach for ₦1.2 million, because why not?
Let’s not forget the food, because what’s a soft life without a full stomach? Breakfast goes for ₦6,000, while buffet lunch and dinner are ₦9,500 each. That’s plenty of jollof rice, grilled meat, and peppered goodness to keep your spirit alive.
Inagbe is built for everyone, couples doing honeymoon things, families trying to keep the kids entertained, squads escaping adulting, or small groups looking to add a little spice to their weekend. There’s a multi-purpose hall, floating lounge, beachfront space, live band setup, conference area, and more if you’re trying to mix a little business with your pleasure (or host an Instagram-worthy event).
So here’s the gist: Inagbe Resort is the kind of place where you go to soft-launch your retirement plan, even if you’re just 27 and broke. You’ll spend money, yes, but you’ll also collect memories, tan lines, and inner peace.
Ready to roll out? Just find your way to 5 Oyinkan Abayomi Drive, Ikoyi (opposite the old Queen’s Drive), hop on the boat, and let Inagbe handle the rest.
Credit; Inagbe’s Website
