Checking the next sailing
The river is the fast road.
Ferries from Abeokuta down the Ogun River to Ikorodu, across the lagoon to Lagos Island and Ikoyi, east to Epe, and weekend cruises on Oyan Lake. Life jackets on every seat, tickets on your phone.
Where are the boats right now?
Drag the clock to any time of day and watch every sailing move along its route. Tap a jetty to see what calls there next.
Three hours of green, zero hours of traffic.
The Lagos to Abeokuta road can take four hours on a bad Friday. The river takes two hours forty, past fishing villages, palm groves and the long sandbanks below Isheri.
Today at the jetties
Live from the dispatch office. Example data for this demo.
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Pick your water.
Every route has its own page with stops, times, fares and what to expect at each jetty.
Ogun River Express
Abeokuta to Ikorodu down the Ogun River: green banks, fishing villages and no traffic.
Lagoon Link
Ikorodu across the lagoon to Lagos Island and Ikoyi, in under an hour, all day.
Epe Coast
East along the lagoon from Ikorodu to Ijede and Epe, for market days and the fish wharf.
Oyan Lake Cruise
A weekend round trip on the Oyan reservoir, out to the dam wall and back, with lunch on board.
A seat, a jacket, a window.
Numbered seats, a life jacket under every one, a crew briefing before we leave and a lounge deck with cold water and charging points for the long river run.
A life jacket for every seat
Counted before every sailing and worn on the open lagoon.
We leave on time
Gates close five minutes before departure, so the boat does not wait.
Your seat is yours
Choose a numbered seat when you book, main deck or lounge.
One bag free
Extra bags and market sacks travel on the cargo deck.
Weather first
If the lagoon is rough, we hold the boat and tell you by SMS.
Charge on the way
Sockets and cold water in the lounge on every long route.
What they say.
Example reviews for this demo.
“I go to Ikorodu every Monday for work. The 06:00 boat gets me there before my colleagues who drive have left Kuto.”
“We took the Oyan cruise for my mother’s seventieth. The crew sang for her. She still talks about the dam wall at sunset.”
“I send twenty crates of catfish to Epe market every week on the cargo deck. They arrive cold and on time.”
Your own boat, your own time.
Weddings on Oyan Lake, staff days on the lagoon, film shoots on the river. Boats for 20 to 80 guests, with crew. Example details for this demo.