Ocean 38 is a 2019 Sunseeker Motor yacht (restored in 2026), based out of Lekki. It can take up to fifty guests. The boat is powered by four 968 HP, diesel inboard Volvo penta engines, offering a maximum cruising speed of 42 knots.
Lagos is West Africa’s boating playground, where broad lagoons, winding creeks, and the Atlantic meet a dynamic city skyline. Lagos boating charters unlock sheltered waters perfect for relaxed cruising past Victoria Island and Ikoyi, with views of graceful bridges and the bustling Marina. Calm channels make it easy for families and first‑timers, while experienced boaters can stretch out across the Lagos Lagoon for longer scenic runs.
Island escapes are a short ride away. Popular stops include Tarkwa Bay, a boat‑only beach tucked behind the harbor’s breakwaters, and Ilashe, a laid‑back stretch of sand reached exclusively by water. Many charters pair swimming and beach time with sightseeing, from the Lagos Yacht Club and waterfront neighborhoods to the working ports and anchored cargo ships that frame the city’s maritime culture.
Nature lovers will find a different pace on the creeks toward Badagry and the waterways linking to Epe, where mangroves, fishing communities, and birdlife line the banks. Sunset is a highlight across the lagoon—golden light over the water, sea breeze on deck, and the city lights sparking to life as you cruise back.
For anglers, offshore runs place you in productive Gulf of Guinea waters where pelagic species like tuna, wahoo, and billfish roam seasonally, while nearshore structure can hold snappers, groupers, and barracuda. Whether you’re after a beach day, skyline cruise, or blue‑water action, Lagos boating charters offer a versatile way to experience the city from its best vantage point—the water.
