Oyan Lake Cruise
A weekend round trip on the Oyan reservoir, out to the dam wall and back, with lunch on board.
Stop by stop
- Oyan JettyDeparts
- Dam wall viewpoint40 minutes from Oyan Jetty
- Back at Oyan Jetty90 minutes, round trip
On Saturdays and Sundays the Oyan Belle leaves Oyan Jetty for a ninety-minute loop of the reservoir: out to the dam wall viewpoint, a slow drift past the islands and back to the jetty. Lunch is jollof, plantain and grilled fish from a kitchen in Abeokuta, and the bar sells soft drinks and zobo.
What you will see
- The dam wall and spillway from the water
- Wooded islands and fishing canoes
- Birdlife at the northern inlet
- Sunset on the 16:00 Saturday sailing
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From Oyan Jetty
One way, per adult, example fares. Children pay half, passengers over 65 pay 70 per cent.
| To | Main deck | Lounge |
|---|---|---|
| Oyan Jetty | ₦8,000 | ₦12,800 |
Where you board
- Oyan JettyForty minutes by road from Abeokuta. Parking, toilets and a shaded garden for waiting guests.
- Dam wall viewpointThe boat pauses for photographs. Passengers do not land.
Photos for this demo.
About this route
Is lunch included?
Yes, on every sailing. Tell us about allergies when you book.
Can I book the whole boat?
Yes, see private charter. The Oyan Belle seats 80.
Is there transport from Abeokuta?
A shuttle leaves our Oke-Ilewo office an hour before each sailing, ₦2,000 return, example rate.
What should children bring?
A hat and water. Jackets in child sizes are on board.
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