Questions
Before you come
Booking, children, Wi-Fi, mosquitoes and payment, answered honestly. Anything else, ask Vablus or our Wuse 2 team.
Booking
How do I book?
Use the stay builder, message us on WhatsApp or visit the Wuse 2 lounge. A 30 percent deposit holds your dates.
What is the cancellation policy?
Free cancellation up to 30 days before arrival. After that the deposit is kept, or moved to new dates within a year.
Is there a minimum stay?
Two nights, or three over Christmas and Easter.
At the lodge
Is the lodge good for children?
Yes, for children who like the outdoors. Treehouses suit six and over. Villas suit families best.
Is there Wi-Fi?
In the lodge house, 7am to 10pm. Rooms are deliberately offline.
Is it safe?
The lodge has its own boats, trained guides, a first aid team and a radio link to Calabar. The creek is calm and sheltered.
Health and comfort
Are there mosquitoes?
Some, mostly at dusk. Nets, screens and natural repellent are provided. Speak to your doctor about malaria advice before travel.
Can I bring medication?
Yes. Bring enough for your stay. The nearest pharmacy is in Calabar.
Is the lodge accessible?
The stilt suites are reached by a level boardwalk. Treehouses and boats are harder. Call us to talk it through.
Payment
How do I pay?
By card or bank transfer through Receivly, or by POS at the Wuse 2 lounge.
Are rates per room or per person?
Per room per night, including breakfast and dinner for the guests the room sleeps.
Is there a levy?
A community levy of ₦5,000 a guest a night, paid to the village school and health post.
Still wondering
Ask a person
Our reservations team answers WhatsApp from 8am to 8pm, every day.
Two nights minimum
Three over Christmas and Easter.
Via Calabar
About 1 hour 10 minutes from Abuja by air.
Last boat 5pm
Boats run in daylight only.
30 percent deposit
Through Receivly, by card or transfer.