Warri Koko Day Tour with Nana Living History Museum and Koko River Cruise

In the riverine area of Warri in Delta State is the small port town of Koko. The town is the administrative headquarters for the Warri North local government area. Situated by the river, Koko also serves as an agricultural trade center for the Itsekiri people and promotes fishing and shrimping operations in the town.

What to expect

On this tour, you will learn more about the rich culture and history of this quiet town through its well-known establishments and natural sites.

Hop in your air-conditioned SUV or sedan and kick off your tour with a visit to Nana Living History Museum, also known as Chief Nana's Palace. Nana Olomu was an Itsekiri chief and a powerful 19th-century businessman from southern Nigeria. A living history museum that serves as a home for rich Itsekiri culture, the palace is now recognized and approved as a National Monument. Aside from being a reflection of Nana's achievements, the palace also tells a story of the slave trade and the trade of other commodities between the Itsekiris and the white men. 

From here, take a scenic boat ride along Koko River where you'll see the rich flora and fauna in the area. After the cruise, head back to downtown Warri and stop at either Temple Grill Restaurant or Kilimanjaro Restaurant (or similar) for some local delicacies.

Tour ends with a drop off at your hotel or any chosen location.

Includes

• Tour guide
• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Entrance fees where required

Excludes

• Personal expenses
• Gratuities
• Meals and beverages
• Visas
• Travel/medical insurance