Inagbe Grand Beach Resort sits on a private island reachable by a 30-minute speedboat from Liverpool Jetty in Apapa. The resort covers a wide stretch of Atlantic beach, a swimming pool, chalets with air-con, restaurants, a mini-zoo, quad bikes, jet-skis, banana boats and paintball. It's built for family weekends and corporate retreats rather than late-night parties, though there is a lounge bar that runs live-band Saturdays.
Day passes include the boat transfer and lunch, which makes the $35 headline price better value than it looks. Book overnight if you can — the chalets are simple but the sunrise from the beach, without a single car engine in earshot, is worth the trip. Confirm your boat time carefully: transfers are scheduled at fixed slots (usually 09:00, 11:00 and 14:00), and missing yours means a long wait or a private charter fee.
Hours
- Mon-Sun 09:00-20:00 (day passes)
- Overnight guests: 24 hours
Good to know
How much is Inagbe Grand Beach?+
Day pass with boat and lunch is about $35 per adult and $20 per child. Chalets start near $150 a night.
Are there free entry hours?+
No — the resort is private and every visitor needs a booked pass or room.
How long do I need?+
A full day at minimum. An overnight is far better for the atmosphere and sunrise.
When is Inagbe closed?+
Open all year. Boat schedules may shift during storms.
Do I need to book ahead?+
Yes — always. Call +234 906 000 0000 or book via inagbebeach.com at least 2-3 days ahead.
Where's the boat jetty?+
Liverpool Jetty at Liverpool Road, Apapa, roughly 40 minutes from Lekki Phase 1 by car.