Fly from London to Africa's largest city with RwandAir — one smooth connection through our Kigali hub, bags checked through, and the Afrobeats, Nollywood and business energy of the world's most unstoppable megacity waiting at the other end.
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Sample RwandAir schedules and fares shown for illustration. Every fare we quote includes all taxes, checked baggage, and our best-price promise — find it cheaper elsewhere and we match it, plus the difference.
Your bags are tagged through to Lagos at Heathrow — no re-checking in Kigali, ever.
Minimum 60-minute guarantees at our hub. If a delay causes a missed link, we rebook you free.
Kigali is one of Africa's easiest transits — walkable terminal, good coffee, no crowds.
Our 24/7 team tracks every leg. Something goes wrong mid-journey? We already know and are on it.
Beaches and bridges, galleries and giant flavour — the mega city runs on its own electricity.
The cable-stayed bridge, glass towers and waterfront energy — the Lagos postcard, live.
Five floors of Nigerian painting, sculpture and adire textile — the continent's largest art space.
Africa's longest canopy walkway — 400m of treetop trail over wetlands teeming with monkeys.
Boat-only beach escapes and sunset beach clubs — Lagos lives outdoors by the Atlantic.
From Kalakuta's shrine to New Afrika Shrine today — the sound the world now dances to.
Taste the rivalry at source — smoky party jollof, suya at dusk, small chops and pepper soup.
The practical details, handled before you pack.
UK citizens need a visa for Nigeria — apply online via the Nigeria Immigration Service portal, with biometrics at the High Commission in London. A yellow fever certificate is mandatory. We'll checklist everything with you.
November to February is the drier Harmattan window — beach weather, Detty December energy and the clearest lagoon evenings.
Nigerian Naira (NGN) — bring clean USD or EUR notes to exchange; international cards are increasingly limited. Cash and mobile transfers rule daily life.
English is the official language and Nigerian Pidgin the city's heartbeat — signage, business and banter all in English. Zero language barrier.
WAT (GMT+1) — just 1 hour ahead of the UK. Land at 14:00 local and you're at a lagoon-side lunch by your body clock's lunchtime.
Murtala Muhammed International sits ~20km from VI/Ikoyi — and Lagos traffic is legendary, so budget 60–90 minutes. We arrange trusted, traffic-aware transfers.
Lock in your seat to Lagos today — flexible tickets, instant confirmation, and a 24/7 team from Heathrow to the lagoon.
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