1. Accra
Of course, we had to start with our neighbour. Accra is a beautiful country with so many luxurious spots. For more fun, you can choose to go by road. Road trips are always fun.
When planning your honeymoon, it’s really a lot easier when you don’t have to worry about being denied visa or if the visa would be granted in time for when it’s needed.
If you are looking for amazing vias-free honeymoon destinations as a Nigerian, you are reading the right article.
2. Seychelles
Spending your honeymoon in an exotic Island like Seychelles is definitely an opportunity every Nigerian is grateful for. 30-days visa is granted to Nigerians on arrival.
3. Fiji Island
This is one of the calmest Islands, with moderate climate all year round. Nigerians can visit without a visa for 4months.
4. Mauritius
This is the honeymoon paradise. Beautiful beaches, white sands and the turquoise sea at its best. Nigerians can visit for 14days without needing a visa.
5. Cotonou
Cotonou is one of the places we underestimate as Nigerians, but it is a beautiful place. Nigerians can stamp their passports at the point of entry with no hassle.
6. Cape Verde
Cape Verde has a beautiful honeymoon destination, especially Sal Island. Nigerians do not need a visa to live or visit Cape Verde.
7. The Gambia
The natural beauty that the Gambia exudes makes it easily one of the places that leave an eternal imprint on visitor’s memory lanes. Nigerians do not visa to visit.
8. Comoros Island
Comoros Island is a very stunning Island, with so many activities; which makes it ideal for visiting for a honeymoon. Nigerians get their visa on arrival.
9. Mombasa
Mombasa, Kenya is the second largest city in Kenya, and it mesmerizes you the same way Hawaii or Bahamas will. Nigerians can visit 90days visa-free.
10. Zanzibar
This is unarguably in the list of top 5 most beautiful Island destinations in Africa. It’s rich in culture, heritage and perfect for adventures. Perfectly merges the love for beaches and natural scenery forests.
11. Senegal
Senegal has dramatic landscapes and is perfect for exploring the wildlife reserve. Nigerians don’t need a visa to visit.
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