Ijede, Nigeria
Ikorodu
N/A
Very good atmosphere no lifejacket no sailing
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Tarzan Jetty, Ijede. Basically functional. No bells and whistles. High point is late rides across the Lagoon from Ikorodu to Lekki in open boat just before sunset. Low point is the lone destination, Badore, due to Ajah traffic which creates delays if bound west for Lekki 1, Banana Islsnd, Ikoyi and/or VI.
The Jetty business opens very early in the morning and they close by 7pm. As of the time this review is being written, the tickets of Ijede to Badore costs 350. There are life jackets available for passengers and no one is allowed on board without a life jacket. The travel time from Ijede to Badore is within 10-6mins. It's a very fast way to get to the Island from Ijede.
This particular port is popularly called "Tarzan" by the inhabitants of Ijede. It only costs you #50-#100 from any location in Ijede to get there through a commercial bike. It's building is the last structure on the streets of Madan, and it is just beside the Ijede abattoir. It has no parking lot but vehicles can be parked by the road side on the street. Their service according to most inhabitants and visitors is nice. And through its service of just #300-#600, areas located on the island like; Victoria Island, Lekki, Ajah etc can be accessed in just few minutes compared to the road where you spend hours in traffic and a fortune.
No place to park your car you can only park in the street. The fare is 300 Naira per head, nice and courteous staff, no means of communication with boats from the office once travelling, there's life jackets tho but they need to be replaced, they close by 6 which is considerable since they lost their staff Nov 2017 to pirates. Overall it's okay
A 5min journey to ajah, fairly smooth ride,fare a lil much for the short distance in my opinion, not bad overall
The staff are courteous.
Their service is really nice
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