• Seriki Faremi Williams Abass Slave Museum, Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria - Start your heritage tour in Badagry at the historic Williams Seriki Abass Slave Barracoon, a key landmark in Nigeria’s slave trade history. Explore the preserved slave quarters where numerous captives were confined, gain insights into the slave trade system and barter practices of the time, view genuine artifacts from this somber period, and visit the burial site of Chief Williams Seriki Abass, a notable figure whose legacy is intricately linked to Badagry’s slave trade past.
• Badagry - Continue your exploration of Nigeria’s slave trade history at the Mobee Slave Relics Museum, which houses an impressive collection of authentic artifacts from the slave era. Examine original chains, shackles, mouth guards, locks, and other items used during the transatlantic slave trade, while learning about the harsh conditions faced by enslaved Africans. The museum also features preserved historical objects and remnants from the era, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of one of the most pivotal chapters in Badagry’s heritage.
• Badagry Building - Visit the historic First Storey Building in Nigeria, built by Christian missionaries in 1845 and regarded as one of the country’s most significant heritage sites. Discover the captivating story of early missionary efforts in Nigeria and learn how this iconic building became the location where Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther completed the first translation of the Holy Bible from English into Yoruba, marking a crucial milestone in Nigeria’s religious, educational, and linguistic history.
• Gberefu Island (Point of No Return) - Experience one of the most poignant and historically significant moments of the Badagry Slave Route by taking a boat ride across the lagoon to the sandy path leading to the renowned Point of No Return. During the journey, visit the historic Attenuation Well, where enslaved Africans were traditionally made to drink water believed to erase memories of their homeland before their forced departure. Upon reaching the Point of No Return, take a moment to reflect on the profound history of the transatlantic slave trade while standing at the very spot where countless captives took their final steps from Africa before being transported across the Atlantic.

• Private transportation
• Boat Ride to Gberefu Island (Point of No Return)
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Local Guide

Embark on a journey through one of the most significant and emotional chapters of global history with a guided tour of the Badagry Slave Route—a historic site intricately linked to over 400 years of the transatlantic slave trade.
This engaging private tour leads you through the former slave port of Badagry, where numerous Africans commenced their harrowing journey into slavery. Discover preserved slave quarters and historical relics, where original artifacts and narratives unveil the realities of the slave trade era. A particularly poignant part of the tour is the boat ride across the lagoon to Gberefu Island, famously known as the “Point of No Return.” This was the final departure point where enslaved Africans were compelled onto ships destined for foreign lands.

This tour offers more than just sightseeing; it is a profound historical experience that connects visitors to the roots of African heritage, resilience, and human history.

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