Five Places For Lovers To Visit In Nigeria On Valentine Day
LAGOS FEBRUARY 14TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Valentine’s Day is here again, and perhaps prior to this day you and your loved ones were already thinking of potential places you could visit to enjoy the best of what it brings.
Also known as lover’s day, it is a day to rekindle the flames of love and share with others, as it is a day that comes once a year – February 14th. Therefore wherever you are in Nigeria, the following are some of the places you can consider for a beautiful and unforgettable Valentine’s Day experience with your lover/spouse, and other loved ones:
Resorts: If you want to enjoy Valentine’s Day with your loved ones, then any resort of your choice is the place to be. You can enjoy speed-boating and swimming and even horse-riding if there are provisions for these with friends and family during this day out.
Parks: One great way of spending time with your lover/spouse on this day is to appreciate nature. How? Going for a walk in the park and basking in the ambience of the beautiful gift of nature is a sure way to a bond together. Most parks are home to plenty of wildlife and breath-taking nature with lots of side attractions such as Camels, Lions, Crocodiles, Elephants etc.
Cinemas: These are places most fun seekers visit with loved ones to enjoy themselves and have a fun-filled valentine. Love-themed movies are usually lined up for the day.
Eateries: A Valentine outing can never be complete without having anything in your stomach; hence a trip to a good eatery of your choice can do the trick. It would help to create a unique and memorable Valentine’s Day celebration.
Beach: The beach is usually another point of call for fun seekers. Spending quality time with your loved ones in a serene environment where you feel coolness of the breeze from the sea caress your skin brings you closer to nature, because the ambience it creates gives you both relax.
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