Popular in | December | High demand for flights, 3% potential price rise |
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Cheapest in | March | Best time to find cheap flights, 1% potential price drop |
Average price | $2,144 | Average for return flights in May 2022 |
One-way from | $1,822 | One-way flight from Auckland Intl (AKL) to Lagos Murtala Muhammed (LOS) |
Auckland Intl
Lagos Murtala Muhammed
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65h 35mLagos Murtala Muhammed
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49h 55mMultiple Airlines
Auckland Intl
Lagos Murtala Muhammed
2 stops
32h 50mLagos Murtala Muhammed
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34h 40mMultiple Airlines
Auckland Intl
Lagos Murtala Muhammed
3 stops
37h 30mLagos Murtala Muhammed
Auckland Intl
3 stops
34h 40mMultiple Airlines
Auckland Intl
Lagos Murtala Muhammed
2 stops
65h 35mLagos Murtala Muhammed
Auckland Intl
2 stops
49h 55mMultiple Airlines
Auckland Intl
Lagos Murtala Muhammed
2 stops
32h 50mLagos Murtala Muhammed
Auckland Intl
3 stops
34h 40mMultiple Airlines
Auckland Intl
Lagos Murtala Muhammed
3 stops
37h 30mLagos Murtala Muhammed
Auckland Intl
3 stops
34h 40mMultiple Airlines
Flights to Lagos, Nigeria, vary in journey time depending on the departure city in New Zealand. For example, if you were to fly from Auckland, then you could expect your journey to take around 30h 20m. For those that are flying from further south in the country, such as Wellington, then your flight will be even longer, at about 33h 45m; whereas, if your origin city was Christchurch, then the total journey time would be approximately 34h 30m. The journey times tend to take more than a day due to the requirement for more than one transfer during the journey.
Unfortunately, you are not able to take a direct flight between New Zealand and Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS), Lagos. However, there are still lots of indirect Lagos flight deals you can take from various cities in New Zealand. For example, you could leave from Auckland Airport (AKL), which would require two transfers. These layovers are most likely to be at Brisbane Airport (BNE) and Doha Airport (DOH). For those that are flying from Wellington Airport (WLG), you will most likely need to make three changes, at Auckland, Brisbane and Doha; whereas, if you are departing from Christchurch Airport (CHC), then you will probably need to make two changes, at Sydney Airport (SYD) and also at Doha Airport.
From Lagos Airport, you can reach downtown Lagos in several ways. One of the most convenient options is to get a taxi from the front of the terminal. This will take about 1h depending on how busy the roads are. There is also the option of booking a rideshare through your mobile phone. Both of these are relatively cheap options for you to complete your onward journey. If you want to get a bus, you can do so from one of the bus stops just outside the airport. The buses do not have numbers but are light-blue in colour and come in the form of a minivan. For more flexibility, you can also hire a car at the arrivals hall of the airport.
Lagos is a great city that has lots to offer its visitors. An interesting place to start your sightseeing is at Lekki Conservation Centre, a local wildlife reserve that has unique animal and plant species. Then head over to Tarkwa Bay Beach or Elegushi Beach, where you can soak up the sun and go for a swim. If you want to buy some gifts for loved ones back home, then you should visit Lekki Market, where locals sell arts and crafts, leather goods and paintings. Finish off your trip at The Cathedral Church of Christ Marina, which is an impressive building that attracts many tourists throughout the year.
Citizens of New Zealand will need to have a valid passport to enter Nigeria. As well as this, you will need to have applied for, and been granted, a visa before you arrive. This can be obtained online.
Lagos Murtala Muhammed (LOS), located 8.0 km from the city centre, is the airport you fly into when you book flights to Lagos.