Ile Oluji Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Ile Oluji

Awesome! Your annual leave's been approved. Now all you need to do is say hasta la vista to the daily grind for a while and book your trip to Ile Oluji!

It lies 350 kilometres to the southwest of Nigeria's capital, Abuja.

Ile Oluji is within close reach of some impressive natural attractions. Erin Ijesha Waterfall is 40 kilometres away and is certainly worth a wander around.

After some other close-by localities? Ondo is about 13 kilometres to the south, so jump in the car and start exploring! Alternatively, Okeigbo, 17 kilometres west of Ile Oluji, is also worthy of a day trip.

Indulge your inner explorer and check out the surrounding landscape with a bit of mountain biking. Alternatively, maybe you'd rather go rock climbing?

After outdoor fun for the entire family? Cycling and picnicking are enjoyable ways to spend an hour or two.

Overwhelmed by things to do? Sometimes the best way to really see a place is to sign on for a tour or two. The region boasts some first-rate guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours, wildlife safaris, culinary tours and winery tours.

Sky diving will take you to insane new heights. Get rid of the butterflies and head up into the skies for the flight of your life!

Sure, it's rather nice to be around the water, but it's so much more fun to be in or on it! Make the most of the chance to try your hand at some of the region's fantastic watersports, such as swimming and canoeing.

Our itineraries are often dependent on the weather, but luckily that isn't the case with every attraction. Rain, hail or shine, head to the region's nature museums, history museums, art galleries and palaces any time.

Are you feeling as though you'd like to spend some time outside? Plan an adventure to one of the surrounding area's street art, farms, open-air markets and gardens.

If you're interested in history, plan an excursion to the region's traditional villages and historic palaces. Do a little research beforehand or enlist the services of the closest tour guide.

Experience the area in a more spiritual way by checking out its churches, mosques and shrines. Pause to quietly reflect or simply observe the locals in prayer.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' George Bernard Shaw once said, but throw travel into the mix and it's a marriage made in heaven. You're invited to indulge in two of your biggest loves by eating and drinking your way through Nigeria.

This corner of the world has a unique cooking style based on traditional ingredients. You'll find chicken and beef are two staple elements in much of the fare.

Ask a local for their food recommendations and amala (yam porridge) will likely be the first thing that rolls off their tongue. Draw soup (okra/pumpkin seed soup) is another iconic local food you have to try.

You may be eating yourself into elastic-waisted trousers, but puff puff (fried dough balls) is worth every single calorie. This beloved dessert will have your taste buds tingling at the sight of it.

Pencil the 1st of October in your calendar. To the locals, this means one thing — Independence Day. A prominent day of celebrations, this is a great time to be in the country.

Making it to your flight on time can be a bit of a trial. That being said, it won't be too bad if you're well prepared. The closest terminal, Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS), is 190 kilometres to the southwest.