Frequently asked
Typically 1.5–2 hours depending on traffic along the Lagos–Badagry Expressway.
Drivers take the Lagos–Badagry Expressway, passing through Festac, Trade Fair Complex and Okokomaiko before reaching Badagry town.
Yes — Badagry is close enough for a same-day return, which makes it a popular choice for day-trip heritage tours and church programmes.
No, this covers travel to Badagry town within Nigeria. For trips continuing across the Seme border into Benin Republic, see our Lagos–Cotonou border crossing guide.
Yes, pickup can be arranged from any part of Lagos ahead of joining the Lagos–Badagry Expressway.
Intercity charter · Lagos to Badagry
A Coaster and driver for the Lagos–Badagry run, with pickup anywhere in Lagos and travel via the Lagos–Badagry Expressway. A practical fit for heritage tours, church camps, school trips and group bookings that need more seats than a Hiace offers.
Quick Answer
A Coaster and driver for the Lagos–Badagry run, with pickup anywhere in Lagos and travel via the Lagos–Badagry Expressway. A practical fit for heritage tours, church camps, school trips and group bookings that need more seats than a Hiace offers.
Coaster bus rental price starts from ₦120,000, depending on the type of service and the area of use. We charge per area of use, and we offer pick-up services and 12-hour services. Contact us to know the price for your trip.
Route knowledge
The route runs from your pickup point in Lagos onto the Lagos–Badagry Expressway, passing through Festac, Trade Fair Complex and Okokomaiko before reaching Badagry town. It's one of the shorter intercity runs on our route list, with traffic around Okokomaiko and the Festac axis usually accounting for most of the journey time.
Bookings on this route are mostly heritage and history tours (Badagry's slave trade relics, the Point of No Return and Whispering Palms), church camps and retreats, school excursions, and family or social trips. Same-day return trips are common given the short distance from Lagos.
Used for
Day trips to Badagry's slave trade relics, the Point of No Return and Whispering Palms.
Group transport for congregations attending programmes and camp meetings in Badagry.
Educational trips for students visiting Badagry's historical sites.
Short-turnaround visits that don't require an overnight stay.
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